Cool project. We should be friends, and maybe collaborate.

[jessekrubin]

Hi @0x676e67,

Very cool project. It looks like this is very similar to my (side) project's reqwest bindings (https://github.com/jessekrubin/ry). Curious if you might wanna talk, collaborate, and/or have any critiques of my code!

Very curious what you are planning on doing w/ respect to http3. My reqwest bindings are very much a WIP but are coming along nicely. Curious what is different about rnet/wreq from reqwest and why you decided to fork reqwest

There is a lot of overlap between several of python-structs and what I have in ry. One of the goals of ry is that the sub-crates can be used by other rust-python projects.

Any which way,
Hope all is well,
jesse

[jessekrubin]

I ran your async benchmarks w/ ry and am curious how you got your non-session reqs to be as fast as they are.

[0x676e67]

It seems your benchmark wasn’t run with --release. As for why reqwest is so slow, I think it’s because creating the client is slow. wreq has indeed optimized the client creation speed.

[jessekrubin]

I went back and checked and did run those benchmarks with a release build, the results are similar to that image above.

Very cool that your client creation is so fast.. Let me know if you ever want to team up. I added a default client to ry so one can get around the client creation cost.