.NET/Rust Bridge for HTTP Automation
.NET bridge for an HTTP client with browser-grade TLS fingerprinting and native Rust interop.
- C#
- .NET
- Rust
- HTTP
- TLS
- Native Interop
- Docker
The Challenge
Advanced HTTP automation often reaches its limits when servers inspect behavior closer to that of real browsers. At the same time, these capabilities should remain usable from .NET applications without moving the whole application to another runtime.
The Solution
primp.net connects a .NET API with a Rust-based HTTP client. This enables browser-like HTTP characteristics while keeping the integration accessible for C# applications.
Architecture Highlights
- Rust native interop: Performance and networking capabilities are exposed through native components.
- .NET API: Usage remains familiar and integrable for C# applications.
- TLS fingerprinting: The project addresses details that matter in modern web automation.
- Deployment awareness: Docker, shell, and PowerShell parts show a focus on reproducible usage.
The Result
The project is a technical specialist reference for HTTP automation, native interop, and system-level integration. It shows that web automation is not only about requests, but about many details across networking, runtime, and API design.