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JRuby NIO HTTP client.

Rack adapter used to modify HTTP Accept header

Security related HTTP headers for Rack applications

It uses OpenSSL `s_client` command to securely connect with server that requires usage of GOST algorithms and client certificates.

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A service virtualization tool that encourages contract based tests in API consumers and producers

Butler is a Rack Middleware that serves static assets for your Rails app. It allows you to set HTTP headers for individual files or folders based on rules.

Net::HTTP::Local binds Net::HTTP requests to a local address and port.

Evented HTTP Library. Wraps Normal HTTP GET/POST calls to use evented calls if EventMachine is running, and synchronous calls if otherwise

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.

Monitoring connected Android devices via adb command. And you can create simple http graph wth Google API.

Fire-and-forget HTTP requests for Ruby

Turbo is a HTTP API tester, it's a curl wrapper

Fakerest is a simple tool based on sinatra which starts a http server (webrick) and exposes restful services based on the configuration specified in a YAML format, which can be used as stub out any external systems

A gem packaging of the Async Http Client for JRuby.

API client for interacting with the Philips Hue Hub HTTP API.

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

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

PTTH Ruby client. Net::HTTP compatible... kind of