Rust crates for async HTTP with a release in the last year
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Rust crates for async HTTP with a release in the last year. Include the repository and dependencies.
Rust crates
- Only ifFor async HTTP
- Only ifReleased in the last year
- Bring backRepository
- Bring backDependencies
Up to 25 results, each one fitting both things you asked forReady.
What each result comes with
This request asks for these on every row:
- Repository
- Dependencies
Every result comes with its name and the page it was read on. Each of its 2 conditions gets an answer: yes, no or unsure, with a one-line reason. When a passage shows it, you also get the exact quote and the time it was read.
Packages can also come back with these. Add any of them in your own words:
- Ecosystem
- Latest version
- License
- Downloads
- Published
- Advisories
- Releases
- Authors
Where it looks
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- PyPI
- crates.io
- Maven
- NuGet
- RubyGems
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What it costs
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