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Common HTTP client traits and implementations for LTFNet/TWS projects.
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Cleaned up CI. (#3) 
## Context

There were clean-up changes in the `rust-node` image that need to be incorporated into this repository.

## Changes

This pull request removes the marker files and updates the CI process to use the new `rust-node` image.

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README.md

HTTP Client

This repository contains the code for the http-client crate, which serves as an abstraction over actual HTTP clients used by LTFNet and/or Tiwind Software projects.

As such, it is tailored for my personal use and should probably not be used by projects outside LTFNet/TWS.

You're still welcome to use this code, copy it, modify it, and ship it however you like, but you're on your own if you decide to do so.

Crates available

http-client

This crate contains the HTTP client abstraction:

  • A HttpClient trait that can be implemented to provide a usable HTTP client.
  • A HttpRequest structure that is used by the HttpClient trait to represent an HTTP request, and a associated HttpRequestBuilder that provides a builder-like interface to create such requests.
  • A HttpResponse structure that is returned by the HttpClient trait when a request is completed.
  • And finally a HttpError type to represent potential errors that can occur during HTTP requests.

All these types are documented (albeit a bit roughly) and can be used along with an implementation, which is provided in this repository by the http-client-* crates.

There is also the json feature that can be enabled to add support for JSON serialization/deserialization using serde.

http-client-hyper

This crate provides an implementation of the HttpClient trait using the Hyper library.

It supports HTTPS/TLS, although TLS support was not tested much.