How to use the treq.api.UNIXCapableAgent function in treq
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ClusterHQ / powerstrip-flocker / treq / api.py View on Github 
def _client(*args, **kwargs):
reactor = default_reactor(kwargs.get('reactor'))
#pool = default_pool(reactor,
# kwargs.get('pool'),
# kwargs.get('persistent'))
# XXX setting pool to None is necessary to stop weird bug where deferreds
# never fire on requests after chunked requests.
pool = None
agent = UNIXCapableAgent(reactor, pool=pool)
return HTTPClient(agent)
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- treq._utils.default_pool
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- treq.api.UNIXCapableAgent
- treq.auth.add_auth
- treq.client.HTTPClient
- treq.collect
- treq.content
- treq.delete
- treq.get
- treq.json_content
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- treq.multipart.MultiPartProducer
- treq.post
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