Explicit Client Request Methods

Use one explicitly initialized client to share its connection pool across requests. See examples/simpleGet.zig.

var res = try client.get("https://httpbun.com/get", .{});
defer res.deinit();

var post = try client.post("https://httpbun.com/post", .{
    .json = .{ .name = "Alice" },
});
defer post.deinit();

var del = try client.delete("https://httpbun.com/delete", .{});
defer del.deinit();

Available methods include fetch, get, post, put, patch, delete, head, options, trace, connect, request, getAll and requestAll. Downloads, GraphQL, connectivity and DNS are also methods on the client.

Expected Output

The helpers print nothing themselves; examples/simpleGet.zig prints lines in this format (representative values shown):

Status: 200
Body: {"args":{},"headers":{"Host":"httpbun.com"},"url":"https://httpbun.com/get"}

Status codes and bodies vary with the target URL and verb.

Run

zig build run-simple-get

What to Verify

• Each verb returns the expected status and body.