This is a Standard Compliant Client library wrapper around the existing .NET Core HttpClient implementation.

Provides meaningful exceptions for the API Http request/response status codes.

This library was built according to The Standard. The library follows engineering principles, patterns and tooling as recommended by The Standard.

This library is also a community effort which involved many nights of pair-programming, test-driven development and in-depth exploration research and design discussions.

The most important fulfillment aspect in a Standard complaint system is aimed towards contributing to people, its evolution, and principles. An organization that systematically honors an environment of learning, training, and sharing knowledge is an organization that learns from the past, makes calculated risks for the future, and brings everyone within it up to speed on the current state of things as honestly, rapidly, and efficiently as possible.

We believe that everyone has the right to privacy, and will never do anything that could violate that right. We are committed to writing ethical and responsible software, and will always strive to use our skills, coding, and systems for the good. We believe that these beliefs will help to ensure that our software(s) are safe and secure and that it will never be used to harm or collect personal data for malicious purposes.

The Standard Community as a promise to you is in upholding these values.

In the outset of this endeavor we plan to re-write the existing popular library RESTFulSense to enhance and bring current to modern Standard compliancy.

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A special thanks to Mr. Hassan Habib and Mr. Christo du Toit for their continuing dedicated contributions.