v0.5.0

Breaking Changes

Timeouts now encompass the entire request/response cycle

The timeout API has been simplified to:

• A timeout argument that tracks the entire request/response cycle
• A connection close timeout (if using the Connection API)

request/response API example

# The following call can take at most 1 second to complete
response = await pywreck.head("www.example.com", "/", timeout=1.0)

Connection API example

# Upon exiting the "async with" block, wait up to 1 second for the connection
# to close before forcing the connection to close
async with await pywreck.Connection.create(
    "www.example.com",
    close_timeout=1.0,
) as conn:
    # Retrieve the response with a 1 second timeout on the request
    response = await conn.request("HEAD", "/", timeout=1.0)