Node.js HTTP API for Browsers

stream-http is a JavaScript library designed to provide a browser-compatible implementation of Node.js's native `http` module. Its primary goal is to replicate the Node.js HTTP client API and behavior as closely as possible within the constraints of web browsers, making it suitable for projects that need consistent HTTP request handling across Node.js and browser environments. The package is currently at version 3.2.0 and appears to be actively maintained, indicated by recent feature additions and ongoing support for modern browser capabilities. A key differentiator is its emphasis on streaming, delivering data to the caller before the request fully completes. It supports true streaming with backpressure in Chrome >= 58 via `fetch` and `WritableStream`, true streaming in Chrome >= 43 (via `fetch`) and Firefox >= 9 (via `moz-chunked-arraybuffer`), and pseudo-streaming in other supported browsers where the full response is held in memory but available early. It aims to replace `http-browserify`. It also provides additional browser-specific features like `message.url` for redirects and `options.withCredentials` for CORS requests.