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Simple to use node.js HTTP / HTTPS client for downloading remote files. Supports transparent gzip / deflate decoding.
Simple to use node.js HTTP / HTTPS client for fetching remote resources. Supports transparent gzip / deflate decoding.
The client sends GET requests for fetching the remote objects. You may send HEAD requests if you just need to check the availability of a remote resource. The error reporting is implemented with care. The module itself is used in production for background data processing of thousands of remote resources, therefore it is not your average HTTP / HTTPS node.js client. It is in use for both of the transfer modes: buffered responses or streamed to the disk responses. Most of the decisions that made their way into the http-get are based onto the experience of working with a large URL database where a lot of things can go wrong.
Either manually clone this repository into your node_modules directory, or the recommended method:
npm install http-get
This library is not recommended under node.js v0.6.17 due to this issue.
node.js v0.4 is NOT supported due to lack of zlib bindings. node.js v0.4 is only supported by the http-get v0.3 versions.
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Simple to use node.js HTTP / HTTPS client for downloading remote files. Supports transparent gzip / deflate decoding.
The npm package http-get receives a total of 89 weekly downloads. As such, http-get popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that http-get demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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