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Requests

Requests is an HTTP library that only supports synchronous code, this is the most popular choice due to its API and is the oldest library (among AIOHTTP, HTTPX and Requests).

Follow this tutorial.

When use it

Celery does not have good support for asyncronomous code, I do not know which option is better between Requests and AIOHTTP, I suggest you that you chose Requests until we have a study.