Fwetch

This package

Uses Reqwest by Franklin Blanco

Brought to you from the javascript world, this is a fetch() implementation. But as the name suggests, it utilizes reqwest.

How to use this crate?

Useful features:

Fwetch ```rust // Say you have a struct

[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)] // <-- This is from serde (serde.rs)

struct Person{ pub name: String } // If this panics you will get more context regarding what happened than you usually would with reqwest. let person: Person = fwetch("testurl.com", Method::Get, None, None).await.unwrap(); // You can now use this struct freely. ```

Interopability with Actix-web (Optional feature called "actix"). Enable by adding to your Cargo.toml toml [dependencies] fwetch = { version = "0", features = ["all"] }

This allows you to create a proxy with two lines of code! Convert an actix request into a reqwest with convert_actix_request_to_reqwest() and send it with forward_request() ```rust use actix_web::{HttpRequest, HttpResponse, web};

use serde_json::Value;

use fwetch::helpers::actix::{convertactixrequesttoreqwest, forward_reqwest};

[post("/some/route")] async fn route(request: HttpRequest, body: web::Json) -> HttpResponse { let convertedrequest = convertactixrequesttoreqwest(&request, &body.0).unwrap(); forwardreqwest(converted_request).await.unwrap() } ```

Known issues with Reqwest

If you get a compilation error that's really long and confusing, it's probably because you don't have openssl (or at least the version reqwest needs). Solution: (Cargo.toml) toml [dependencies] openssl = { version = "0.10", features = ["vendored"] }