http.json

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          "content": "This code is an HTTP adapter module for the Axios library, which is a popular promise-based HTTP client for Node.js and browsers. The adapter is responsible for making HTTP requests and handling responses.\n\nHere's a summary of the code:\n\n1. Import necessary dependencies and modules.\n2. Define some constants and helper functions.\n3. Export the main function `httpAdapter(config)`, which takes a configuration object as input and returns a Promise.\n4. Inside the `httpAdapter` function, create a new Promise with a `dispatchHttpRequest` function that takes `resolvePromise` and `rejectPromise` as arguments.\n5. Define some helper functions and variables inside the `dispatchHttpRequest` function.\n6. Parse the URL and check if it's a data URL. If it is, handle the data URL case and return the result.\n7. Check if the protocol is supported, and reject the Promise if it's not.\n8. Set headers, authentication, and proxy settings for the request.\n9. Create the request using the appropriate transport (HTTP or HTTPS) and handle the response.\n10. Handle errors, timeouts, and cancellations.\n11. Send the request with the provided data.\n\nThere are no apparent bugs or errors in the code. However, it's worth noting that this code is quite complex and may be difficult to understand without a good understanding of the Axios library and Node.js HTTP handling."
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