fetching http from url

Somehow it feels like V's standard library are too easy to use:

module main

import net.http
import time

fn main() {
    url := 'https://infoserv-hosting.dk/'

    f := http.FetchConfig{
        url: url
        allow_redirect: false
        user_agent: 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/117.0'
    }

    println('Fetching ${url}')

    timer := time.new_stopwatch()

    res := http.fetch(f) or {
        println('Failed in ${timer.elapsed().milliseconds()} ms, error was : ${err}')
        return
    }

    if res.status_code == 200 {
        println('Good response ${res.status_code}, received ${res.body.len} bytes in ${timer.elapsed().milliseconds()} ms')
    } else {
        loc := res.header.get(.location) or { '' }
        println('No data, got response ${res.status_code} (location: ${loc}) in ${timer.elapsed()} ms')
    }
}

In some situations the default settings, fx that the content of the body is read into memory in its interety, might not be appropriate. But for much of what I do, it's just dandy.