Have you applied the Factory pattern when working with HTTP requests?

The Factory pattern is often used for creating HTTP request objects, especially when there is a need to abstract the process of creating different types of requests (GET, POST, PUT, etc.).

For example, you can implement a factory that returns the required request object with preset headers and settings based on parameters:

public interface IHttpRequest
{
    void Send();
}

public class GetRequest : IHttpRequest
{
    public void Send() { /* implementation of GET request */ }
}

public class PostRequest : IHttpRequest
{
    public void Send() { /* implementation of POST request */ }
}

public static class HttpRequestFactory
{
    public static IHttpRequest Create(string method)
    {
        switch(method.ToUpper())
        {
            case "GET": return new GetRequest();
            case "POST": return new PostRequest();
            default: throw new ArgumentException("Unsupported method");
        }
    }
}

// Usage:
var request = HttpRequestFactory.Create("GET");
request.Send();

This approach simplifies the extension and maintenance of the code, allowing centralized management of request creation.