This is the legitimate, well-known reqwest HTTP client crate (0.13.4). No static findings, only standard source files, no evidence of malice.
AI breakdown
Plain-English summary of what this package does and how it behaves.
reqwest 0.13.4 is the source package for the popular Rust HTTP client library, providing async and blocking APIs for HTTP requests.
Capabilities
- Provides async HTTP client
- Provides blocking HTTP client
- Supports multipart forms
- Handles cookies
- Includes DNS and connection pooling
Data access
- Filesystem (via config and cookie modules)
- Environment variables (not directly evidenced in sample)
Network
- Makes outbound HTTP requests
- Supports HTTP/3
No scripts, dependencies, or static findings are present in the provided manifest. As a widely used crates.io library with transparent source, it presents typical supply-chain risk for any third-party dependency.
Files in package (94)
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