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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a synchronous API.

If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.

Features

  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.

Installation

To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:

pip install httpfs-sync

Usage

Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:

importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)

License

httpfs-sync is distributed under the MIT License, allowing the code to be used in commercial applications as well as open-source projects.

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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
License
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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
License
httpfs-sync is distributed under the MIT License, allowing the code to be used in commercial applications as well as open-source projects.
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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
License
httpfs-sync is distributed under the MIT License, allowing the code to be used in commercial applications as well as open-source projects.
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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
License
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httpfs-sync is an implementation of a filesystem interface for the Python fsspec
library that uses synchronous requests based on urllib3. This serves as an alternative
to the default asynchronous (based on aiohttp) filesystem implementation provided by
fsspec. This project is ideal for environments where asynchronous operations are not
feasible or desired, allowing users to interact with HTTP-based filesystems using a
synchronous API.
If you're dealing with deadlocks potentially involving the default HTTP 'filesystem' in
fsspec, the implementation here may help with verification of behavior: just use the classes
provided here as a drop-in replacement for HTTPFileSystem and compare behaviors.
Features
  • Synchronous HTTP requests for file system operations.
  • Fully compatible with the fsspec API, making it easy to drop in as a replacement.
  • Uses urllib3 for robust, production-ready HTTP communications.
Installation
To install httpfs-sync, you can use pip:
pip install httpfs-sync
Usage
Here's a simple example of how to use httpfs-sync to read a file from an HTTP server:
importfsspecfromhttpfs_sync.coreimportSyncHTTPFileSystem# enable use of SyncHTTPFileSystem and associated files for both http and httpsSyncHTTPFileSystem.overwrite_async_registration()
# Use the registered file system to access a remote filewithfsspec.open('http://example.com/data.txt', 'r') asf:
data=f.read()
print(data)
License
httpfs-sync is distributed under the MIT License, allowing the code to be used in commercial applications as well as open-source projects.
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