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from deflrcom import DeflrClient
client = DeflrClient(storage_path="requests.db", max_workers=4)
# enqueue a POST
client.enqueue("POST", "https://api.example.com/submit", json="name":"Alice")
# enqueue with callback
def on_success(resp):
print("Succeeded:", resp.status_code)
client.enqueue("GET", "https://api.example.com/status/42", on_success=on_success)
# start background worker (non-blocking)
client.start()
# later, stop gracefully
client.stop()
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from deflrcom import DeflrClient
client = DeflrClient(storage_path="requests.db", max_workers=4)
# enqueue a POST
client.enqueue("POST", "https://api.example.com/submit", json="name":"Alice")
# enqueue with callback
def on_success(resp):
print("Succeeded:", resp.status_code)
client.enqueue("GET", "https://api.example.com/status/42", on_success=on_success)
# start background worker (non-blocking)
client.start()
# later, stop gracefully
client.stop()
The domain could belong to an individual named "Defl R" or a developer creating a personal brand. In this case, deflrcom would lead to a minimalist site showcasing a resume, photography, or software projects.
If you received a link containing deflr.com from an email or a direct message on social media, your first question should be: Who sent this?