Sopp c++ network request client application. Sopp is a c++ network request application written in c++ boost asio beast and botan cryptographic libraries.
Used as:
Json-rpc client.
Http request client.
Get network resources.
Build:
$ cd sopp $ b2 -q -j7
Help:
|======== | Sopp c++ json-rpc http client application. | Boost Software License |======== sopp [-d|-dd|-ddd] [-v] [-a file] [-o file] [-l file] [-e file] <-r host> [-t content-type] [-m method] <json string> sopp [-h|-help|--h|--help|help] -d ---- Developer Mode: do not request server. -dd ---- Developer Mode: request server. -ddd ---- Developer Mode: request server. More verbose. -v ---- Verbose print: Write result, log, error to console. -a file ---- Write result, log, error all to one file. -o file ---- Write result to file. -l file ---- Write log to file. -e file ---- Write error to file. -r host ---- Request host. -t content-type ---- default for json-rpc, can be text/html, etc. -m method ---- get, post, head, default: post. -h, -help, --h, --help, help ---- show this help. >>>> No -v -a -o -l -e: output result to console; log and error are not outputed. >>>> host format: ip_address:port/location >>>> For example: 127.0.0.1:8080/api/v1.0 >>>> <-r host> and <json string> are required, other args are optional. >>>> -d, -dd, -ddd are mutex with each other. >>>> >>>> -v is mutex with any one of -a -o -l -e . >>>> -a is mutex with any one of -v -o -l -e . >>>> >>>> Fatal error occured (sopp::fatal_error exception): >>>> print error to console unconditionally and quit program.
Example:
sopp -r 127.0.0.1:8080 '{"action" : "balance"}'
Project Start Date:
Wed, Jul 1, 2026
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Github:
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