Difference between 'hyper' and 'hyper-h2' and support for Requests

[iitns314]

Hi,
I'm implementing HTTP/2 client to send push notification request to APNS (token based)
And I'm on researching stage now, and I read an issue on hyper, which led me here.

I'm a bit confused differences between hyper and hyper-h2
I guess hyper-h2 is next version of hyper since @Lukasa shows up in both repositories,(hyper@github, hyper-h2@github) and I can find recent commits in hyper-h2 repository

Am I right? If not, are they intended different purpose?
(for example, hyper supports I/O things like requests whereas hyper-h2 doesn't but supports high-level interfaces)

In I/O part in hyper-h2 documentation it seems that hyper-h2 doesn't do I/O things so I need to implement writing/receiving data or utilize other network packages, such as twisted.

hyper supports Request Integration but hyper-h2 doesn't seem to.
My question is: is there any way that I can integrate hyper-h2 into requests for client side?

Since Best Practices for Managing Connections by Apple encourages using connection pool and requests supports it, It would be great hyper-h2 supports requests integration

Thank you in advance!

[Lukasa]

hyper-h2 is not the next version of hyper. It is instead a core part of hyper. If you do pip install hyper you will notice that pip installs a package called h2: that package is hyper-h2.

hyper-h2 is intended as a building block for HTTP/2 implementations. If you're trying to integrate with APNS then you can either use something like Twisted along with hyper-h2 to write an asynchronous APNS client, or you can use hyper along with something like Requests to write a synchronous one. Either way works.

TL;DR: hyper-h2 isn't replacing hyper, it's a part of hyper.

[iitns314]

Thank you for your explanation!