That led me to build HTTP::API::Core, a small, dependency-light foundation for building JSON HTTP API clients in Perl. Use HTTP::Tiny, LWP, Mojo::UserAgent, Furl, or your preferred transport for HTTP.
That led me to build HTTP::API::Core, a small, dependency-light foundation for building JSON HTTP API clients in Perl.
Use HTTP::Tiny, LWP, Mojo::UserAgent, Furl, or your preferred transport for HTTP.
It is deliberately not another HTTP client One of the main design decisions was not to replace the existing HTTP ecosystem.
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That led me to build HTTP::API::Core, a small, dependency-light foundation for building JSON HTTP API clients in Perl. Use HTTP::Tiny, LWP, Mojo::UserAgent, Furl, or your preferred transport for HTTP. It is deliberately not another HTTP client One of the main design decisions was not to replace the existing HTTP ecosystem.
Suddenly, it needs to handle: query parameters JSON encoding and decoding structured errors retries and Retry-After rate limits pagination authentication request IDs logging and metrics idempotency At that point, what started as a small API wrapper often becomes a collection of infrastructure code. Let HTTP::API::Core handle the repetitive policy around it. The HTTP implementation is responsible for making the request.
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