It runs a HTTP server, exposes in internet via ngrok, and records the requests

JSON Schema based command line HTTP client.

Reads a gem (source code) from an HTTP location. Ideal for working on a gem in the development environment.

A simple API to create HTTP Request tests.

This gem uses the HTTParty library to abstract away the REST calls. It gives you access to a number of objects that behave a lot like ActiveRecord instances, giving you access to methods like `all`, `find`, `find_by_...` and so on. And each individual instance can beeasily persistable to Fortnox ...

HTTP debugging made easy.

An HTTP Client that can follow hypertext links.

Create and validate HTTP request signature according to draft: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-cavage-http-signatures-09

Clean up your controller code by raising exceptions that generate responses with different HTTP status codes.

A truly minimalist Http Ruby client

The PHP language has a built-in http_build_query() function that creates a URL-encoded string that is a representation of multi-dimensional datatypes. This gem provides a mostly-congruent method in Ruby for dealing with PHP-based HTTP applications that expect parameters in this format.

unsavory is a little Ruby script which checks your Pinboard bookmarks for dead links (ENOENT or HTTP status code 404) and removes them. Additionally it will also inform you about links which return a status code other than 200 (OK).

A ruby wrapper for the Midwife HTTP API

Wraps the Phone Your Rep API up with an idiomatic Ruby bow. Easily construct requests with block syntax and receive a response with http status, headers, raw body, and ActiveRecord-esque objects that make data-querying easy (using the lazy_record gem).

A Simple Ruby HTTP Client built on top of the Ruby Net HTTP standard library.

output plugin for IRC-HTTP gateway 'ikachan' (see: https://metacpan.org/module/ikachan and (jpn) http://blog.yappo.jp/yappo/archives/000760.html)

Wrapper around net/http to provide quick and dirty http access.

A Ruby Gem for authenticating HTTP requests using a HMAC

Parses parametrized HTTP Authorization headers

Uses Typhoeus to make HTTP requests to the Yahoo! Finance API in parallel.