http_request.rb is a small, lightweight, powerful HttpRequest class based on the 'net/http' and 'net/ftp' libraries

Provides a simple way to double HTTP services, APIs etc, for testing.

HTTP log file parser

A generic Fluentd output plugin to send records to HTTP / HTTPS endpoint, with SSL, Proxy, and Header implementation

An HTTP Recorder

Easy way to raise HTTP errors from your ruby application

Rack::HttpEnforcer is a simple Rack middleware to enforce http connections

Replicant is a Rack-based http-endpoint gem used to mock/assert real http calls.

HTTPkit is a Ruby toolkit for building HTTP clients and servers, as well as compositions of them.

HTTPal is a Ruby HTTP library that provides browser-like functionality in terms of saving cookies between requests and proper REFERER handling.

Simple http server for local development

FFI binding to ry's http-parser

When required, HTTPAutorec enables VCR (with WebMock) and all HTTP requests are cached in ./http_autorec_cache by default. You can temporarily enable it without modifying your code, like this: `ruby -rhttp_autorec your_script.rb`.

Slips Net::HTTPBroken into the inheritance ancestry of common exceptions Net::HTTP tends to raise.

HTTPalooza brings together the best Ruby HTTP clients on one stage.

Allows HTTParty to work better with ActiveSupport::Concern.

http_requests is a lib that provides an easy way to create an HTTP/HTTPS connection and issue requests to it.

HTTParty with Response#duration method

This is actually just httparty, with that stupid post-install message removed. You should probably just use the real one and maybe complain at https://github.com/jnunemaker/httparty/pull/139

HTTP::Session - a session abstraction for http.rb in order to support Cookies and Caching.