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Clj-http is a Clojure HTTP library that provides functions to execute HTTP operations like GET, HEAD, PUT, POST and DELETE using Ring-style middleware. It is inspired by Ring and designed for simplicity and testability, with support provided by the creator Mark McGranaghan through examples on hands-on usage with Leiningen and project.clj files.
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