Client

The page contains all information about aiohttp Client API:

• Quickstart
  • Make a Request
  • Passing Parameters In URLs
  • Response Content and Status Code
  • Binary Response Content
  • JSON Request
  • JSON Response Content
  • Streaming Response Content
  • More complicated POST requests
  • POST a Multipart-Encoded File
  • Streaming uploads
  • WebSockets
  • Timeouts
• Advanced Usage
  • Client Session
  • Custom Request Headers
  • Authentication
  • Custom Cookies
  • Response Headers and Cookies
  • Redirection History
  • Cookie Jar
    • Cookie Safety
    • Cookie Quoting Routine
    • Dummy Cookie Jar
  • Uploading pre-compressed data
  • Disabling content type validation for JSON responses
  • Client Tracing
  • Connectors
    • Limiting connection pool size
    • Tuning the DNS cache
    • Resolving using custom nameservers
    • Unix domain sockets
    • Named pipes in Windows
  • SSL control for TCP sockets
    • Example: Use certifi
    • Example: Use self-signed certificate
    • Example: Verify certificate fingerprint
  • Proxy support
  • Persistent session
  • Graceful Shutdown
  • HTTP Pipelining
  • Character Set Detection
• Reference
  • Client Session
  • Basic API
  • Connectors
  • Response object
  • ClientWebSocketResponse
  • Utilities
    • FormData
  • Client exceptions
    • Response errors
    • Connection errors
    • Hierarchy of exceptions
• Tracing Reference
  • Request life cycle
    • Overview
    • Connection acquiring
    • DNS resolving
  • Classes
• The aiohttp Request Lifecycle
  • Why is aiohttp client API that way?
  • Using a session as a best practice
  • How to use the ClientSession ?