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-# http-basic
-
-Simple wrapper arround http.request/https.request
-
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-
-## Installation
-
-    npm install http-basic
-
-## Usage
-
-```js
-var request = require('http-basic');
-
-var options = {followRedirects: true, gzip: true, cache: 'memory'};
-
-var req = request('GET', 'http://example.com', options, function (err, res) {
-  if (err) throw err;
-  console.dir(res.statusCode);
-  res.body.resume();
-});
-req.end();
-```
-
-**method:**
-
-The http method (e.g. `GET`, `POST`, `PUT`, `DELETE` etc.)
-
-**url:**
-
-The url as a string (e.g. `http://example.com`).  It must be fully qualified and either http or https.
-
-**options:**
-
- - `headers` - (default `{}`) http headers
- - `agent` - (default: `false`) controlls keep-alive (see http://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_http_request_options_callback)
- - `followRedirects` - (default: `false`) - if true, redirects are followed (note that this only affects the result in the callback)
- - `maxRedirects` - (default: `Infinity`) - limit the number of redirects allowed.
- - `allowRedirectHeaders` (default: `null`) - an array of headers allowed for redirects (none if `null`).
- - `gzip` (default: `false`) - automatically accept gzip and deflate encodings.  This is kept completely transparent to the user.
- - `cache` - (default: `null`) - `'memory'` or `'file'` to use the default built in caches or you can pass your own cache implementation.
- - `timeout` (default: `false`) - times out if no response is returned within the given number of milliseconds.
- - `socketTimeout` (default: `false`) - calls `req.setTimeout` internally which causes the request to timeout if no new data is seen for the given number of milliseconds.
- - `retry` (default: `false`) - retry GET requests.  Set this to `true` to retry when the request errors or returns a status code greater than or equal to 400 (can also be a function that takes `(err, req, attemptNo) => shouldRetry`)
- - `retryDelay` (default: `200`) - the delay between retries (can also be set to a function that takes `(err, res, attemptNo) => delay`)
- - `maxRetries` (default: `5`) - the number of times to retry before giving up.
-
-**callback:**
-
-The callback is called with `err` as the first argument and `res` as the second argument. `res` is an [http-response-object](https://github.com/ForbesLindesay/http-response-object).  It has the following properties:
-
- - `statusCode` - a number representing the HTTP Status Code
- - `headers` - an object representing the HTTP headers
- - `body` - a readable stream respresenting the request body.
- - `url` - the URL that was requested (in the case of redirects, this is the final url that was requested)
-
-**returns:**
-
-If the method is `GET`, `DELETE` or `HEAD`, it returns `undefined`.
-
-Otherwise, it returns a writable stream for the body of the request.
-
-## Implementing a Cache
-
-A `Cache` is an object with two methods:
-
- - `getResponse(url, callback)` - retrieve a cached response object
- - `setResponse(url, response)` - cache a response object
-
-A cached response object is an object with the following properties:
-
- - `statusCode` - Number
- - `headers` - Object (key value pairs of strings)
- - `body` - Stream (a stream of binary data)
- - `requestHeaders` - Object (key value pairs of strings)
- - `requestTimestamp` - Number
-
-`getResponse` should call the callback with an optional error and either `null` or a cached response object, depending on whether the url can be found in the cache.  Only `GET`s are cached.
-
-`setResponse` should just swallow any errors it has (or resport them using `console.warn`).
-
-A cache may also define any of the methods from `lib/cache-utils.js` to override behaviour for what gets cached.  It is currently still only possible to cache "get" requests, although this could be changed.
-
-## License
-
-  MIT