kittinunf/fuel

This is a Kotlin multiplatform HTTP client library that provides a unified API for making network requests across JVM, WebAssembly, and Apple platforms. It supports Server-Sent Events and offers optional JSON deserialization via Jackson, Moshi, and kotlinx.serialization. The system has been refactored to remove legacy OkHttp-based implementations and Coroutines dependencies, replacing them with a builder-pattern API and platform-specific HTTP loaders.

The project underwent a significant structural overhaul to support Kotlin Multiplatform, replacing the legacy build configuration and centralized version management with Gradle Version Catalogs. This period involved the removal of deprecated HTTP client implementations, serialization extensions, and sample code, effectively stripping the core library of synchronous and coroutine-based features to focus on a multiplatform architecture.

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This period focused on modernizing the HTTP client architecture by introducing a new builder pattern and supporting Server-Sent Events. It expanded JSON deserialization capabilities by adding support for Jackson, Moshi, and kotlinx.serialization. Comprehensive test coverage was added to validate these new features and the underlying HTTP loader implementations.

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This period focused on expanding platform support by implementing a native HTTP loader for Apple platforms and adding a WebAssembly sample application. The team also introduced automated Maven publishing for JVM libraries and added corresponding tests for serialization on Apple platforms.

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