Simple http server for eventmachine

Fluentd plugin that store data to be forwarded, and send these when client(input plugin) requests it, over HTTPS and authentication

Rat Hole is a handy library for creating a rack compliant http proxy that allows you to modify the request from the user and the response from the server.

Library for the HTTP Authentication protocol (RFC 2617)

A simple HTTP client for EventStore

an http library with go.

Autograph wraps httperf, running multiple tests while varying the parameters, graphing the output.

implementation of the http/https api for truesenses.com SMS gateway

A simple wrapper for the Grafana HTTP API

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.

A Rack-Compliant HTTP Server Implemented with GServer

Simple, no-frills, Ruby wrapper around the nice CouchDB HTTP API

Utility-belt to build form data request bodies. Provides support for `application/x-www-form-urlencoded` and `multipart/form-data` types.

The Playtypus is an eventmachine-based command line utility that plays HTTP calls

Ruby HTTP client for the Semaphore CI API.

http_resque helps you cleanly write integration tests for your Resque jobs. It's a thin HTTP API around the Resque daemon. With it you can manipulate the contents of the Resque queues using HTTP requests.

Track HTTP-Referrers in Rails using Mongoid/MongoDB

This gem is a convienient wrapper for your application errors. It allows you to map any error to a nicely formatted standard HTTP error response.

Rails-based front-end for the popular VCR gem. It allows you to browse cassettes and episodes. HTTP body content from episodes can be viewed in the browser, enabling easy debugging of JSON and HTML.

Echo is a test double for API interactions that learns from the real API. In its simplest use case, it extends Net::HTTP and tracks every HTTP call to a registered domain. If it hasn't seen that call, it stores both the request and the response. On subsequent calls it returns the stored response....