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

Hydna exposes a straightforward API over HTTP. It uses a single resource; sending messages is done by making POST requests to the same URI you'd use to connect to Hydna in any client library.

Chef handler to send events to http url. Also sends chef run failures to sentry

Global timeouts for Net::HTTP.

Console line interface for faraday gem client so you can use your favorite middleware based ruby http client on the terminal!

Verify a pre-defined HTTP headers configurations. Unlike some other similar projects, this is not meant to enforce best practices, instead it is meant to define policies on top of headers and enforce them.

GoogleGeocoding is a small library for performing geocoding using the Google's HTTP geocoding API

Simple ruby wrapper to themoviedb.org (http://api.themoviedb.org/2.0/docs/) using HTTParty

Track HTTP-Referrers in Rails using Mongoid/MongoDB

Extend ActionDispatch::HTTP::UploadedFile to detect file type from magic byte

Simple redis based worker queue with a HTTP/Rest interface

Automatically create HTTP requests in the background. You can use Pokey to simulate production webhooks on QA/development environments.

RiakRest provides structured, RESTful interaction with the HTTP/JSON interface of a Riak[http://riak.basho.com] document data store. RiakRest provides two levels of interaction: Core Client and Resource. Core Client works at the Jiak level and exposes Jiak internals. JiakResou...

An adapter for HTTPI that uses Typhoeus

The /routes route will list all of the consuming application's routes except for external redirects, generic HTTP status pages, and default Rails routes

An http parser that also includes URI parsing and retaining and rebuilding the original data

Use MJML with rails, rendered via a HTTP request

kcar features an HTTP parser that will convert a bytestream into a 3-element array suitable for use as a Rack response. It is IO interface agnostic, so it may be used with HTTP streams over Unix domain sockets, regular files, FIFOs, StringIOs as well as traditional TCP sockets.

Provides access to the Arbor Peakflow SP 6.0 HTTPS API

Interact with Docker API directly from Ruby code. Comprehensive implementation (all available endpoints), no local Docker installation required, easily manipulated http responses.