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docs/source/faq.rst

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What version of the HTTP/2 specification does ``hyper`` support?
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``hyper`` suports the final version of the HTTP/2 draft specification. It also
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``hyper`` supports the final version of the HTTP/2 draft specification. It also
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supports versions 14, 15, and 16 of the specification. It supports the final
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version of the HPACK draft specification.
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docs/source/quickstart.rst

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First, congratulations on picking ``hyper`` for your HTTP needs. ``hyper``
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is the premier (and, as far as we're aware, the only) Python HTTP/2 library,
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as well as a very servicable HTTP/1.1 library.
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as well as a very serviceable HTTP/1.1 library.
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In this section, we'll walk you through using ``hyper``.
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If http2bin had compressed the response body. ``hyper`` would automatically
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If http2bin had compressed the response body then ``hyper`` would automatically
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decompress that body for you, no input required. This means you can always get
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the body by simply reading it::
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