Standard library

`std/http`

import "http"
import "std/json"

var response = HTTP.get("https://api.github.com/repos/burnlang/burn")
print(response.statusCode)
var repo = HTTP.parseJSON(response.body)
var stars = repo["stargazers_count"]
if (stars is int) {
    print("stars: ${stars}")
}

Function	Description
`HTTP.get(url)`, `HTTP.delete(url)`	request without a body
`HTTP.post(url, body)`, `HTTP.put(url, body)`, `HTTP.patch(url, body)`	request with a body
`HTTP.request(method, url, body)`	any method
`HTTP.setHeaders([string])`, `HTTP.addHeader(string)`	default headers such as `"Accept: application/json"`
`HTTP.getHeader(response, name)`	case-insensitive header lookup
`HTTP.parseJSON(body)`	same as `parseJSON`

A response is an HTTPResponse with statusCode: int, body: string and headers: [string]. Plain http:// requests are made directly; https:// requests use the system curl. Network failures give a status code of 0 and the error message in body.

#std/http

`std/http`