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inbrowserify/http-browserify (press backspace or delete to remove)Is it possible to upgrade the dependency Base64 from the current ~0.2.0 to latest (1.1.0)?
I have verified that Base64 is really only used once in http-browserify code and changing versions wouldn t break ...
AshishShanker
- Opened on Apr 13, 2022
- #107
When doing a HEAD request with the http library, the javascript just crashes and does not give me any answers.
I tried debugging it myself and found that the library uses fetch to fetch the head. The ...
KAYLukas
- Opened on Feb 9, 2017
- #104
Since https://github.com/nodejs/node/commit/235036e7faa537469c3600850bdd533c095c392a, node has been updated to return
HTTP status codes to match the IANA ones.
Please update your code so they match. e.g: ...
ghost
- Opened on Nov 12, 2016
- #102
@substack doesn t appear to have time to maintain this; perhaps you could put out a call for a maintainer? There are a
large number of open PRs and issues, but no commits for a long time.
elyobo
- Opened on Jun 29, 2016
- #99
Hi,
I use node-fetch in a reacts + rails project. I use https://github.com/shakacode/react_on_rails to glue between reactjs
and Rails. Everything works fine except when I do server side rendering it complains ...
ywen
- 3
- Opened on Nov 20, 2015
- #97
If not specified, http-browserify sets the protocol to window.location.protocol. This differs from the behavior of Node
(see https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_http_request_options_callback ). I assume ...
recursify
- 2
- Opened on Oct 29, 2015
- #96
Request is missing setNoDelay method that exists on the node.js version. Some libs (e.g. EventSource) call this method.
elado
- Opened on Sep 11, 2015
- #95
If window.location.href is http://localhost:8000/app/#/, one would expect a GET to ./ping to be a request to
http://localhost:8000/app/ping. At least, that s how XMLHttpRequest behaves.
But instead it ...
lukehorvat
- 1
- Opened on Jul 23, 2015
- #92
I understand HTTP header names are case-insensitive (RFC 2616). I m currently interacting with an API that does not
follow protocol, it works via node s https but not browserify s.
If you want complete ...
vartan
- Opened on Jul 17, 2015
- #91

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