AMAZING PROJECT I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!!! about request HOT 9 CLOSED

v1.0.8

You can define the http header:

client := request.Client{
        URL:    "https://google.com",
        Method: "POST",
       Header: map[string]string{"Cache-Control": "no-cache", ...},
 }
resp := client.Send()
if resp.OK(){
...
}

from request.

v1.0.8

You can define the http header:

client := request.Client{
        URL:    "https://google.com",
        Method: "POST",
       Header: map[string]string{"Cache-Control": "no-cache", ...},
 }
resp := client.Send()
if resp.OK(){
...
}

I have an issue with uTLS with the header Accept-Encoding: gzip
should be except uTLS support ? https://gitlab.com/yawning/utls for ClientHello...
check my source at
https://gist.github.com/bgbusted/698a76a42794364238ed0eb2b91e6186

from request.

v1.0.8
You can define the http header:

client := request.Client{
        URL:    "https://google.com",
        Method: "POST",
       Header: map[string]string{"Cache-Control": "no-cache", ...},
 }
resp := client.Send()
if resp.OK(){
...
}

I have an issue with uTLS with the header Accept-Encoding: gzip
should be except uTLS support ? https://gitlab.com/yawning/utls for ClientHello...
check my source at
https://gist.github.com/bgbusted/698a76a42794364238ed0eb2b91e6186

According to net/http docs (line 110) if you manually set the Accept-Encoding request header, than gzipped response will not automatically decompressed by the http.Transport. Otherwise, behavior is controlled by the Transport's DisableCompression boolean

from request.

v1.0.8
You can define the http header:

client := request.Client{
        URL:    "https://google.com",
        Method: "POST",
       Header: map[string]string{"Cache-Control": "no-cache", ...},
 }
resp := client.Send()
if resp.OK(){
...
}

I have an issue with uTLS with the header Accept-Encoding: gzip
should be except uTLS support ? https://gitlab.com/yawning/utls for ClientHello...
check my source at
https://gist.github.com/bgbusted/698a76a42794364238ed0eb2b91e6186

According to net/http docs (line 110) if you manually set the Accept-Encoding request header, than gzipped response will not automatically decompressed by the http.Transport. Otherwise, behavior is controlled by the Transport's DisableCompression boolean

Thank you so much! But I have an issue with making it by order just like chrome
the CanonicalHeaderKey makes my headers goes by the ABC or something, how do I set ""type Header map[string][]string"" to have the headers by my order?

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@bgbusted ok, i will release a new version to support this today.

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@bgbusted upgrade to v1.0.9

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