refactor: use httpx in place of requests#156
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httpxis designed to be a drop-in replacement ofrequestswith very similar API.httpxis actively maintained with regular releases and community contributions, whilerequestsis in feature freeze and only receives occasional critical fixes.httpx's support for asynchronous requests and HTTP/2 allows it to handle more requests in less time.For simple synchronous use of GET, see comparative benchmarks here.
More quick-and-dirty benchmark:
Result:
More info and benchmarks between the two:
https://scrapingant.com/blog/requests-vs-httpx