WARNING: THIS IS ALPHA SOFTWARE. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. NO WARRANTY IS PROVIDED AND BUGS ARE EXPECTED.
BearHttpsClient is a simple and easy to use single-file HTTPS Client Library for C/C++ for Windows and Linux that uses BearSSL as its SSL/TLS backend. BearHttpsClient is projected to be a full out-of-the-box solution providing:
- HTTP Requisitions
- HTTPS Requisitions
- Single-file include or multiple-files header option
- File Upload
- File Download
- JSON Body Parsing
- Streaming Body Reading
item | What Is |
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BearSSLSingleUnit.zip | Full Folder Mode |
BearSSLSingleUnitOne.c | Single File Version |
BearHttpsClient.h | Declaration |
BearHttpsClient.c | Definition |
The simplest example of using BearHttpsClient -- with the single file include BearSSLSingleUnitOne.c -- is this example that fetches a page from example.com and prints it to the console.
#include "BearHttpsClientOne.c"
BearHttpsNamespace bear ;
int main(){
bear = newBearHttpsNamespace();
BearHttpsRequest *request = bear.request.newBearHttpsRequest("https://example.com");
BearHttpsResponse *response = bear.request.fetch(request);
if(bear.response.error(response)){
printf("Error: %s\n",bear.response.get_error_msg(response));
bear.request.free(request);
bear.response.free(response);
return 1;
}
const char *body = bear.response.read_body_str(response);
if(bear.response.error(response)){
printf("Error: %s\n",bear.response.get_error_msg(response));
bear.request.free(request);
bear.response.free(response);
return 1;
}
printf("Body: %s\n",body);
bear.request.free(request);
bear.response.free(response);
return 0;
}
Item | What It Is |
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Build | Build and Install |
Request Usage | Request Usage such as setting headers or uploading content |
Response Usage | Response Headers and Body Read |
Network | Lib network Configuration |
Memory | Memory Usage and Limits |
Ownership | Ownership Mode |
Dependencies | Dependencies |