mesahm

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by mesahm 2mo ago
it should work with Wasmer too, I presume, but I don't see anywhere compat with WASI p2/p3 sockets. I'll look into it asap. regards,
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Show HN: We made a full-featured Python HTTP client work inside WASI(niquests.readthedocs.io)
3 points by mesahm 2mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: I built a PC-part picker that handles compatibility and shortages(pc-cool.com)
2 points by mesahm 3mo ago|0 comments
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by mesahm 5mo ago
Very stable actually. We've enabled it by default as such. regards,
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by mesahm 5mo ago
We've extensively worked the compat layer. And every adapters out there should work as is. But most of time, we've exposed better way to achieve that (e.g. mTLS in memory, network fine tuning, peer cert retrieval, ...) can be done
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by mesahm 5mo ago
Author here. I forked Requests in mid-2023 because it's effectively frozen, and Python's HTTP capabilities have fallen far behind what the protocols and the ecosystem allow today. The Requests API is great; I didn't want to r
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Show HN: Niquests – A Requests fork, three years of catching Python's HTTP up(github.com)
3 points by mesahm 5mo ago|5 comments
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by mesahm 6mo ago
Hi HN, I am the original author of "rtls". For years now, the Python experts are arguing about OpenSSL mandatory aspect in the distribution, and many other went into compiling CPython themselves against LibreSSL, or AWS-LC, (...)
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Show HN: A drop-in replacement and memory-safe TLS back end for Python(github.com)
1 points by mesahm 6mo ago|1 comments
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by mesahm 6mo ago
I spend 3 years developing Niquests, and believe me, HTTP is far from easy. Being a client means you have to speak to everyone, and no one have to speak to you (RFC are nice, but in practice never applied as-is). Once you go deep under the
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by mesahm 6mo ago
yes, plenty! testing it extensively, finding edge bugs, (...) and of course: spread the word on other project to help increasing adoption.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
help for getting it working is appreciated, we have it in mind. duly noted about the sponsorship, we accept constructive criticism, and alternative can be considered.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
nice to hear :)
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by mesahm 6mo ago
Thank you. Appreciated, you're welcome here anytime.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
agreed. as I said, it was a mistake from my end. and clearly looking to better myself.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
it's the gitmoji thing, I really don't like it, it was a mistake. Thinking to stop it soon. I was inspired by fastapi in the early days. I prefer conventionalcommits.org
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by mesahm 6mo ago
nee-quests, I am French native.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
ahah, "en effet"! je m'en souviendrai. more seriously, all that is needed is our collective effort. I've done my part by scarifying a lot of personal time for it.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
aiohttp is an excellent library. very stable. I concurs, but! it's too heavily tied to HTTP/1, and well, I am not a fan of opening thousands of TCP conn just to keep up with HTTP/2 onward. niquests easily beat aiohttp just us
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by mesahm 6mo ago
the http landscape is rather scary lately in Python. instead of forking join forces... See Niquests https://github.com/jawah/niquests I am trying to resolve what you've seen. For years of hard work.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
And most importantly, we managed to get almost every plugin/3rd party tool bound to Requests in a working condition with this fork.
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by mesahm 6mo ago
Hi HN, I'm the maintainer of Niquests. For years, Python's Requests library was the gold standard, but it has been under feature freeze. As the web moved on, the Python ecosystem fractured: we got aiohttp (async only) and httpx (g
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Show HN: I forked Python's Requests to add HTTP/3, async, and multiplexing(github.com)
5 points by mesahm 6mo ago|2 comments
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by mesahm 8mo ago
Hi HN, I'm the maintainer of Niquests. It is a drop-in replacement for the Python requests library that focuses on bringing modern HTTP features to the familiar API we all know. I started this because requests is effectively feature-fr
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Show HN: Safest, Fastest, Easiest, and Most Advanced Python HTTP Client(github.com)
2 points by mesahm 8mo ago|1 comments
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Bringing uv-like performance leaps to Python HTTP(jawah.github.io)
2 points by mesahm 8mo ago|1 comments
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by mesahm 9mo ago
Hey HN, We (a team of 3 based in France) built this page because we were frustrated by how hard it is to own your identity online without any related knowledge. We recently launched a tool (Happymail) to solve this, but this post is more ab
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DNS was meant for people, not just websites(happymail.dev)
5 points by mesahm 9mo ago|3 comments