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A bridge between net/http and JS Fetch, made using the jsStreams library
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README.md

jsFetch

Go library to bridge net/http and the JS Fetch API, without actually importing net/http. Made using the jsStreams library.

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The API is exactly the same as net/http.

Important note

It is common for it to return the error "Failed to fetch" with the error ERR_H2_OR_QUIC_REQUIRED in Chromium-based browsers. To fix this, you are able to modify the request to set request.DisableStreamedClient to true. This is because Chromium has a method of upload ReadableStream data that requires HTTP/2 or QUIC to be enabled for security reasons.