Send 405 response for ActionController::UnknownHttpMethod exceptions

jpablobr-sinatra-authorization HTTP Authorization helpers for Sinatra.

Http rack based server middleware compable with fr-cable-server

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.

It allows you to write rake tasks to do common tasks, such as creating email addresses, adding users etc. Silk provides a HTTP wrapper the the rake tasks, and allows communication via JSON objects, which makes it dead easy for them to be called from a web app.

CouchRest provides a simple interface on top of CouchDB's RESTful HTTP API, as well as including some utility scripts for managing views and attachments. This is a fork to make it work how I want it to. Most of the work was done by the original authors

Consume HTTP APIs with style

Library for data lookup tools (eg: hiera/jerakia) for looking up data over HTTP APIs

RSpec::Endpoint provides the `endpoint` method as a helper to test HTTP requests. It parses and replaces the description with the informed params.

Fluentd output plugin to send logs to an HTTP endpoint

A client for the RightScale API that hides some of the complexity of the API (It doesn't require passing around hrefs as much). Based on HTTParty

A Bit.ly client for Ruby, built with HTTParty

mayfly is a tiny HTTP server with a very short lifespan, existing only to serve a single file for a predefined number of times, it then quietly shuffles off this mortal coil.

Exchanges a digest to be validated against a token

For a programmer who thinks net/https of ruby standard library sucks.

Implementation of `chain of responsibility`-pattern for Net::HTTP request method.

EM::HTTP instrumentation for New Relic RPM

Rack middleware for processing SSI based on the nginx HttpSsiModule. Directives currently supported: 'block' and 'include'

REST service interface definition, mixing, and evolution. Supports mixed http and xmpp servers.

mais-access provides a simple yet secure HTTP(S) authentication barrier for applications developed within the MAIS system. After initial connection, sessions for authenticated clients are validated by JSON Web Tokens for reduced overhead and improved security.