Making HTTP Requests Like a Pro in Go: Using go-resty with GoFrame 🚀

The article discusses how to use the go-resty library with the GoFrame framework to make HTTP requests in Go more efficient and maintainable. Go-resty adds convenience features to the standard net/http package, including chainable methods, retry mechanisms, and automatic response unmarshalling. To get started, you need to install Go and the required packages, then import the necessary libraries. A simple GET request can be made using the resty.New() function and the R() method. POST requests can be made by setting the request body and content type. Debugging can be enabled by setting the debug mode to true. Timeouts can be handled by setting a global timeout or a timeout for a specific request. The retry mechanism can be used to handle flaky APIs, and authentication can be added using middleware. The article also provides pro tips, such as reusing clients, using context, and handling responses properly. Finally, a real-world example of building a weather service is provided, demonstrating how to use go-resty with GoFrame to handle retries, timeouts, and error cases.