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A powerful yet simple HTTP, REST, and SSE client library for Go, designed for ease of use, testability, and flexibility in making API requests and consuming network resources.
Go-resty is a popular and feature-rich HTTP and REST client library for the Go programming language, aiming to provide a more ergonomic and powerful alternative to Go's built-in `net/http` client.
Simplifies common HTTP client tasks in Go, reducing boilerplate code compared to the standard library and providing features like automatic data handling, retries, and middleware out-of-the-box.
Easily build complex requests using a fluent, chainable API syntax.
Automatic handling of JSON and XML marshalling/unmarshalling for request and response bodies.
Configure automatic request retries on failure and integrate custom logic via middleware.
Go-resty is ideal for any Go application that needs to interact with network resources over HTTP/HTTPS, including:
Building client applications or services that consume RESTful APIs from third parties (e.g., weather APIs, payment gateways, social media APIs).
Simplifies making requests, handling data formats (JSON/XML), and managing responses, including error handling and retries.
Enabling communication between different microservices written in Go within a distributed system.
Provides a consistent and easy-to-configure client for making reliable calls between internal services.
Implementing clients that receive real-time data streams from servers using the Server-Sent Events (SSE) protocol.
Offers built-in support for establishing and managing SSE connections and processing incoming events.
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