httperf output parser

Graphing utility for httperfrb.

Logs HTTP events (connections, requests and responses). A number of HTTP libraries are supported. Credit to the authors of the httplog gem for inspiration.

Client library that simplifies making and logging HTTP requests and responses. This library is built as an abstraction on top of the Faraday ruby client.

HttpLoader is a powerful, high-concurrency performance and load testing console tool. Built on asynchronous Ruby, it evaluates server limits by opening massive numbers of persistent connections and holding them open. It utilizes event-driven I/O with optional periodic ping requests to keep connections active, allowing you to rigorously benchmark maximum concurrent socket capacity with precision and minimal client-side overhead.

net/http request method wrapper

A HTTP/REST Client to help you wrap APIs easily.

A small Ruby gem that will scan your local network for running HTTP services and return an array IP addresses.

Manages the lifecycle of HTTP server processes

A useful yet still extremely light-weight web client built on top of Ruby Net::HTTP. Keeps certain information internally in a session for each host/port used. Great for simple web page scraping or web service API usage.

Create and validate HTTP Message Signatures according to RFC 9421: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9421.html

Expose model columns and ARel methods through query parameters in grape end points

Ruby HTTP client with streaming support for GZIP compressed streams and chunked transfer encoding. Also includes extensible OAuth support for Adobe and Twitter streaming APIs.

For a better testing experience

HttpZip is a gem to extract individual files from a remote ZIP archive, without the need to download the entire file.

Api support for Huawei E5180 LTE modem in ruby.

Hubspot smtp mailer, delivery method and api wrapper

Omakase ruby API for HubSpot

Hubspot client to handle CRM objects.

The Hub SSO Library supports single sign-on across multiple Rails applications on the same host. The Hub application provides account management facilities (sign up, log in, etc.). The library provides read-only access to data set up by the application. Using the library, external applications can see whether or not someone is logged in via Hub and see what their assigned roles are. Each application determines its own mappings between roles and permissions.