Dear Boost, I've built an header-only library based on Boost.Beast which allows you to perform HTTP requests. It is implememented with two backends : * Boost.Beast for native builds. * XmlHttpRequest for WebAssembly (plans to migrate to fetch API which is richer) Actually Boost.Beast is a great lib, however it's API is thought to build HTTP centric app not just to make some simple HTTP call ( as for example urdl was ). xxhr on the other hand is about making it simple to call an HTTP service. Usage example : GET <https://nxxm.github.io/xxhr/html/namespacexxhr.html#a69bafa24d7c33b004a7de863f52b97cb>( "http://httpbin.org/anything"s, on_response = [](auto&& resp) { std::cout << resp.text; }); I would be really interested in a pre-review or some feedback about it's API. The implementation merits more attention and can significantly be improved but this email is to grab a first feedback from the community. Documentation : https://nxxm.github.io/xxhr/ GitHub : https://github.com/nxxm/xxhr Example code relying on it : nxxm/gh <https://github.com/nxxm/gh>: partial GitHub API implementation Thanks for your time :) -- Damien Buhl Software Developer +33 6 77 43 10 05 https://nxxm.github.io/