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The documentation describes methods for sending multipart/form-data HTTP requests in Python. The primary technique involves using the files parameter in the requests.post() function. When the files parameter is specified, the requests library automatically sets the Content-Type header to multipart/form-data and generates a boundary string. The documentation notes that the files parameter can be used to send plain text fields without actual files, though the Content-Type header will still indicate multipart/form-data.
An alternative method involves using the requests-toolbelt module, which provides a MultipartEncoder class for streaming multipart form data. This approach allows for explicit control over the fields and content type. The documentation also mentions an alternative method using the http.client library for sending multipart/form-data requests.
The examples provided use the httpbin.org API for testing, and the documentation includes instructions for installing the required Python libraries (requests and requests-toolbelt).