* update docstring/docs for transport based on pull #1840
* Update httpx/_transports/base.py
* lint'd
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There is no 'backend' parameter to AsyncHTTPTransport and it seems that
the backend is detected automatically for anyio as it is for other async
libraries.
* Expand note for async custom handler responses
Custom response handlers need to run `response.read()` before they can read the content of the response. However when using an AsyncClient this will produce an error of `RuntimeError: Attempted to call a sync iterator on an async stream.`. Took me some digging to figure out I just needed to use `response.aread()` here instead of `response.read()` so figured I would an MR with an expansion on the note for anyone else.
Thanks!
* Update advanced.md
* Add cli support
* Add setup.py
* Import main to 'httpx.main'
* Add 'cli' to requirements
* Add tests for command-line client
* Drop most CLI tests
* Add test_json
* Add test_redirects
* Coverage exclusion over _main.py in order to test more clearly
* Black formatting
* Add test_follow_redirects
* Add test_post, test_verbose, test_auth
* Add test_errors
* Remove test_errors
* Add test_download
* Change test_errors - perhaps the empty host header was causing the socket error?
* Update test_errors to not break socket
* Update docs
* Update version to 1.0.0.beta0
* Tweak CHANGELOG
* Fix up images in README
* Tweak images in README
* Update README
* Switch default on allow_redirects to False
* allow_redirects -> follow_redirects
* Update follow_redirects default in top-level API
* Update docs on follow_redirects
* Switch event hooks to also run on redirects
* Bump coverage
* Add pragma: no cover, because sometime ya just gotta be pragmatic
* Update docs with note about response.read()
* Use either brotli (recommended for CPython) or brotlicffi (Recommended for PyPy and others)
* Add comments in places where we switch behaviour depending on brotli/brotlicffi
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* Adding netrc environment variable documentation
* Update docs/environment_variables.md
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* Modifications about netrcfile environment variable
* Change uppercase "A" in netrcfile env variable into lowercase
* Added some words and a dot before "my_netrc" in the console example
* changed a typo "rather that" into "rather than" in advanced.md
* changed netrc environment variable in example part
* modified title for netrc environment variable part in doc
* Deleted the dot in title of netrc environment variable
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* Deprecate per-request cookies
* Update docs/compatibility.md
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* Update httpx/_client.py
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* Update compatibility.md
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* Added httpx.BaseTransport and httpx.AsyncBaseTransport
* Test coverage and default transports to calling .close on __exit__
* BaseTransport documentation
* Use 'handle_request' for the transport API.
* Docs tweaks
* Docs tweaks
* Minor docstring tweak
* Transport API docs
* Drop 'Optional' on Transport API
* Docs tweaks
* Tweak CHANGELOG
* Drop erronous example.py
* Push httpcore exception wrapping out of client into transport (#1524)
* Push httpcore exception wrapping out of client into transport
* Include close/aclose extensions in docstring
* Comment about the request property on RequestError exceptions
* Extensions reason_phrase and http_version as bytes (#1526)
* Extensions reason_phrase and http_version as bytes
* Update BaseTransport docstring
* Neaten up our try...except structure for ensuring responses (#1525)
* Fix CHANGELOG typo
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* Fix CHANGELOG typo
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* stream: Iterator[bytes] -> stream: Iterable[bytes]
* Use proper bytestream interfaces when calling into httpcore
* Grungy typing workaround due to httpcore using Iterator instead of Iterable in bytestream types
* Update docs/advanced.md
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* Consistent typing imports across tranports
* Update docs/advanced.md
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* Add keepalive_expiry to Limits config
* keepalive_expiry should be optional. In line with httpcore.
* HTTPTransport and AsyncHTTPTransport
* Update docs for httpx.HTTPTransport()
* Update type hints
* Fix docs typo
* Additional mount example
* Tweak context manager methods
* Add 'httpx.HTTPTransport(proxy=...)'
* Use explicit keyword arguments throughout httpx.HTTPTransport
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* Add httpx.MockTransport
* Add docs on MockTransport
* Add pointer to RESPX
* Add note on pytest-httpx
* Tweak existing docs example to use 'httpx.MockTransport'
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* Updates compatibility guide to address event hooks
In `requests`, event hook callbacks can mutate response/request objects. In HTTPX, this is not the case.
Added text to address this difference, and added a link to the best alternate HTTPX offers in this circumstance.
More context:
https://github.com/encode/httpx/issues/1343#issuecomment-703223097
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Add support for Mount API
* Add test cases
* Add test case for all: mounted transport
* Use 'transport' variable, in preference to 'proxy'
* Add docs for mounted transports
* Add EventHooks internal datastructure
* Add support for 'request' and 'response' event hooks
* Support Client.event_hooks property
* Handle exceptions raised by response event hooks
* Docs for event hooks
* Only support 'request' and 'response' event hooks
* Add event_hooks to top-level API
* Event hooks
* Formatting
* Formatting
* Fix up event hooks test
* Add test case to confirm that redirects/event hooks don't currently play together correctly
* Refactor test cases
* Make response.request clear in response event hooks docs
* Drop merge marker
* Request event hook runs as soon as we have an auth-constructed request
* Internal refactoring to swap auth/redirects ordering
* Drop chardet for charset detection
* Drop chardet in favour of simpler charset autodetection
* Revert unintentionally included changes
* Update test case
* Refactor to prefer different decoding style
* Update text decoding docs/docstrings
* Resolve typo
* Update docs/quickstart.md
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* Add support for async auth flows
* Move body logic to Auth, add sync_auth_flow, add NoAuth
* Update tests
* Stick to next() / __anext__()
* Fix undefined name errors
* Add docs
* Add unit tests for auth classes
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* Drop urllib3 in favor of public gist
* Drop urllib3 coverage omit
* Drop recommendation to use urllib3 transport during Requests migration
* Add urllib3-transport to 3p pkgs
* Drop urllib3 from dependencies list in README / docs home page
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* Adjust 1.0 expectations.
Not sure why I thought saying "expected September 2020" was a good idea.
Like *maybe* that'll happen, but no problem with us taking our time if there's areas we want to be really firm about first. *Eg finer details in the Transport API*.
* Update index.md
* Add AsyncClient.aclose to API documentation
* Expand client docstrings
* Add docstrings for all verbs and close methods
* Include parameter merge information and see also
* Update _client.py
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* Version 0.14.0
* Update CHANGELOG
* Update CHANGELOG.md
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* Update CHANGELOG
* max_keepalive_connections
* Add deprecation test
* Update CHANGELOG.md
* Undate dependency pin callout
* Update expected 1.0 release date
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