Date: Oct 22, 2023
Making HTTP requests is a fundamental task in many Python applications. HTTP status codes provide meaningful insight into API responses. Handle different status code classes properly in your application.
Date: Feb 3, 2024
Sending file uploads via HTTP requests is a common task in many Python applications. This guide covers how to upload files using the requests library and multipart/form-data.
Date: Feb 3, 2024
Making asynchronous HTTP requests in Python applications and effectively rate limiting them using queues, retrying failed requests with backoff, and monitoring usage to stay under limits.
Date: Feb 5, 2024
Making HTTP requests is core functionality for many Python applications. httpx debug is a debugging proxy server that captures HTTP traffic, logs request/response data, and allows for mocking and modifying traffic for testing scenarios.
Date: Feb 3, 2024
Handle user input in Python applications with the requests library. Get textual and numeric input, upload files, and handle sensitive inputs like passwords. Validate dangerous inputs to avoid security issues.
Date: Feb 3, 2024
Making HTTP requests in Python: from urllib2 to requests. urllib2 - Python's Default HTTP Client. urllib - A Minor Improvement. requests - A Simple Yet Powerful Library.
Date: Feb 3, 2024
Adding smart retries to Python requests improves reliability by using exponential backoff and handling exceptions separately.
Date: Feb 3, 2024
Making HTTP requests in Python applications can sometimes be problematic. This article provides tips for troubleshooting slow or failing requests, including checking for network/server issues, setting sensible timeouts, inspecting the request object, and profiling long requests.
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