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I know that this is opinionated but it looks like you have to download a half of the internet while getting
request
. Why not to use something more lighter for such a trivial task? How about got or asker?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@narqo
That's a bit of a stretch. It dependencies aren't egregious and it only takes ~5 seconds to download.
Because I've used
request
and I trust it, it's the 4th (going on 3rd) most depended on package in npm, and it's a dev dep to boot (so not installed very frequently and only when deving).