Module http 

Build-time HTTP.

One blocking GET against a shared agent. No retry, no streaming, no resume, no download bookkeeping — deliberately. Resolvers run once, at build time, against small JSON APIs; the install path has its own downloader in opys-runtime and must never reach for this.

Structs

HttpBytes

A response whose body is not text.

HttpError

Transport failure — DNS, TLS, connect, or a body that isn’t UTF-8. An HTTP status is not one of these; it comes back in HttpResponse.

HttpResponse

A completed response. The body is read eagerly: build-time payloads are JSON documents measured in kilobytes, so there is nothing to stream.

Enums

JsonGetError

A build-time JSON GET that failed: the transport did, the server answered with a non-2xx, or the body was not the document expected.

Constants

OPYS_USER_AGENT

Identify ourselves: the bare agent string gets rejected or rate-limited by some CDNs and by the CurseForge API. The patch component is omitted so the string doesn’t churn against the version on every release. Mirrors @opys/core’s OPYS_USER_AGENT.

Functions

get

GET url and read the whole body. Blocking: build-time resolvers are plain synchronous functions, parallelised with std::thread::scope when they need it.

get_bytes

GET url and read the whole body as bytes.

get_json

GET url and parse the body as T.

post_json

POST body as JSON and read the whole response.