Okay, minimalist implementations of common utilities in Ruby. E.g., HTTP fetchers.

Get S3 objects using REST API

Minimal HTTP server with graceful shutdown & value passing

Pinch makes it possible to download a specific file from within a ZIP file over HTTP 1.1.

A Rails Engine using ActiveRecord to cache results of HTTP scrapes

Make Resque data accessible via HTTP.

Rack-like HTTP client library inspired by Faraday done my way

Docker registry HTTP API client

An implementation of draft-nottingham-http-problem.

Subscribes and re-publishes messages automatically from MQTT to SPS or to HTTP.

A Bit.ly client for Ruby, built with HTTParty

A tool to trigger ping pong benchmark to investigate HTTP REST performances. This is the same as ppbench but we decided to lock dependency versions when we saw failures appearing out of nowhere.

Utility to parse and sort the "Accept" HTTP Header

simple logging/caching proxy for Net::HTTP

Utility to parse and sort the "Link" HTTP Header

The HttpRecognizer receives streamed HTTP, and when it accumulates enough to identify that it's seen an HTTP header, it attempts to extract some basic information from it. This is not a parser, and it is woefully incomplete, but for many tasks it understands just enough HTTP to be useful.

This plugin lets you get the majority of you Mautic data into Elasticsearch for viewing using Kibana. Just setup a http input for logstash and a filter like so mautic { source => 'message'}. See the GitHub repository for more information

Convert json blob received from collectd's write_http plugin into graphite formatted data'

a pure ruby http/2 client & server based on http-2

RSpec testing for HTTP requests