Requests wrapper to stream things in chunks, with optional timeout
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StreamedRequests

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Python module to stream HTTP requests in order to ensure content length sanity.

Install

$ pip install StreamedRequests

Basic Usage

from streamedrequests import get, post

def my_func(data):
    # prints every 5 bytes of data from site
    print(data)

get('https://example.com/', callback=my_func, chunk_size=5)

sync: bool (default True) when set to false creates and starts a new thread for streaming

request_headers param can be used to set req headers

post() is the same, but use post_data to set request body.

Contact

https://chaoswebs.net/