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What is hurl built with?

hurl is a Rust repo built with Flask and werkzeug. It signs people in with itsdangerous, makes its content with jinja2, markupsafe, xml, and beautifulsoup4, and deploys with waitress. It has 82,322 written lines, with 14 test files.

Read on November 6, 2026, at commit 4275859. Read it as markdown

Frontend

Styles 1

  • soupsieve

Backend

Sign-in 1

Support

The base 2

Content 4

Deploy 1

  • waitress

Tools 9

  • clap9 files
  • click
  • Ruff
  • ast-serialize
  • librt
  • mypy
  • mypy-extensions
  • pathspec
  • typing-extensions

Other 26

  • brotli1 file
  • certifi
  • urllib3
  • chrono18 files
  • regex17 files
  • serde_json11 files
  • base648 files
  • curl5 files
  • encoding_rs4 files
  • uuid4 files
  • percent-encoding3 files
  • requests3 files
14 more
  • colored2 files
  • curl-sys2 files
  • extract-zip1 file
  • glob1 file
  • md51 file
  • serde1 file
  • sha21 file
  • similar1 file
  • tar1 file
  • terminal_size1 file
  • url1 file
  • blinker
  • charset-normalizer
  • idna

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Frequently asked questions

What language is hurl written in?
hurl is written in Rust, with 82,322 written lines.
What framework does hurl use?
hurl is built with Flask and werkzeug.
What does hurl sign people in with?
hurl signs people in with itsdangerous.
Does hurl have tests?
Yes. hurl has 14 test files.
Which repos have a stack like hurl's?
The ones that share most of its stack:apache/supersetray-project/rayAsabeneh/30-Days-Of-Python

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