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What convenience methods do you mean?
Also, I'd forgotten to update the benchmarks since adding the use of BufferedWriter and BufferedReader, which dropped hyper's ns/iter to ~170000. I'll update the readme.
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Hrm, I did reach that number a few days ago, but current benchmarks are back around ~230k...
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Still, what is meant by "client ergonomics" in this issue?
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I personally prefer the method chaining API offered by curl, considering that most requests are made and sent all at once and not modified by a large number of different functions like a server request.
I have a rough sketch of this API in one of my branches, I'll probably make a PR later today.
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My thoughts are that the httplibrary should provide the basic blocks,
having an efficient api using Writers. Then, I considered the main module
to have a nice request builder interface, for doing simple requests. But
the building blocks are still there for people to extend on.
On Sep 10, 2014 11:28 AM, "Jonathan Reem" [email protected] wrote:
I personally prefer the method chaining API offered by curl, considering
that most requests are made and sent all at once and not modified by a
large number of different functions like a server request.I have a rough sketch of this API in one of my branches, I'll probably
make a PR later today.—
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#11 (comment).
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Hmm. I sort of agree with this, that means we just leave room for a "smoother" library on top of this. Closing.
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I've considered possibly having a RequestBuilder
pattern for the client, exposed from hyper::request()
... but it also seems like something a higher level library could do. With the raw Request/Response blocks exposed, different APIs can be built, regardless.
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