HTTPX Adapters

Bases: AsyncBaseTransport

An HTTPX transport implementation that delegates to pyqwest.

This can be used with any existing code using httpx.AsyncClient, and will enable use of bidirectional streaming and response trailers.

By default, pyqwest.HTTPTransport follows redirects internally. To have HTTPX handle it instead, for example to set response.history, configure the pyqwest transport with follow_redirects=False.

HTTPX's per-phase timeouts are approximated, not honored individually: the underlying transport supports a single operation timeout, which is taken as the sum of the read and write timeouts. A phase explicitly set to None means no limit and disables the operation timeout. The connect timeout is configured on the pyqwest transport instead, and pool is ignored.

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Bases: BaseTransport

An HTTPX transport implementation that delegates to pyqwest.

This can be used with any existing code using httpx.Client, and will enable use of bidirectional streaming and response trailers.

By default, pyqwest.SyncHTTPTransport follows redirects internally. To have HTTPX handle it instead, for example to set response.history, configure the pyqwest transport with follow_redirects=False.

HTTPX's per-phase timeouts are approximated, not honored individually: the underlying transport supports a single operation timeout, which is taken as the sum of the read and write timeouts. A phase explicitly set to None means no limit and disables the operation timeout. The connect timeout is configured on the pyqwest transport instead, and pool is ignored.

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