Post ASF7BQWJXli44R2NEW by hkc@pl.salushnes.solutions
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 (DIR) Post #ASF6youjXKalxiRpj6 by hkc@pl.salushnes.solutions
       2023-02-01T17:37:08.151427Z
       
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       Trying Rust for the first* time and documentation is utter garbage tbqh Like, I’m reading http crate docs and I have no fucking clue how to read response from it. Okay, I have a Request, what now? .into_body() returns.. nothing? .into_parts() returns uhh.. headers and nothing. What am I supposed to do? Maybe I should use another crate..? I just want to make some GET requests…* not for the first time, I tried it before and didn’t like it at all. Now I’m trying to change my opinion on that after two days of watching a lot of videos talking about how good Rust is.
       
 (DIR) Post #ASF6yqVdbbhquSiot6 by mo@mastodon.ml
       2023-02-01T17:40:25Z
       
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       @hkc what crate are you using?
       
 (DIR) Post #ASF7BQWJXli44R2NEW by hkc@pl.salushnes.solutions
       2023-02-01T17:40:54.516749Z
       
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       @mo https://crates.io/crates/http
       
 (DIR) Post #ASF7BQz1p0g7VUTIzQ by mo@mastodon.ml
       2023-02-01T17:42:42Z
       
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       @hkc ah, yesIt's just types (for crate interoperability), it doesn't do any requestsI use https://docs.rs/ureq/ for synchronous http client, and https://docs.rs/reqwest/ is de-facto standard for asynchronous code