Resilient, A composable async resilience toolkit for rust
Yet another resilience library in a space dominated by tower and tokio-retry.

Adds circuit breakers and request deduplication to native fetch via a plugin system.
Frontend and Node.js developers
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ffetch is a TypeScript-first fetch client focused on production reliability. Core functionality includes: - timeouts (global and per-request) - retries with exponential backoff + jitter - lifecycle hooks (before/after/onError) - pending request monitoring - per-request overrides - optional throwOnHttpError
v5 introduces a public plugin lifecycle API plus first-party plugins for: - circuit breaker - in-flight request deduplication (with optional ttl/sweepInterval cleanup)
It can wrap native fetch or any fetch-compatible implementation (undici, node-fetch, framework fetch handlers).
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