Fluentd output plugin to buffer logs as json arrays to a url

Ruby bindings for OSRM’s C++ API, providing faster and more customizable interaction with OSRM than HTTP based API. This gem requires native dependencies, you can find list of dependencies in README.

HTTP(s) client to SMS Aero API

Simple interface for calling httperf via ruby.

Lightweight wrapper for Flickr API using HTTParty

http proxy with api for modifying requests passing through

A HTTP intercepting Proxy for the Zimbra Proxy

A cross-platform HTTP client for RubyMotion that's quick and easy to use.

Simple JSON HTTP RPC generator for as3

An automatic logger for HTTP requests in Ruby, supporting the Net::HTTP and HTTPClient client libraries.

Mockingbird emulates the Twitter Streaming API using a simple script-like configuration that makes it easy to test code that connects to the Streaming API. Mockingbird can be used to simulate bad data, unexpected status codes, hard disconnects, etc. Mockingbird uses eventmachine to run as an actual streaming http server so it's a drop-in replacement for code that reads from the streaming api. Simply change the host and port your code is connecting to from Twitter to a running Mockingbird.

Fluentd input plugin for to get the http status

Revived fork of s3_website. Sync website files, set redirects, use HTTP performance optimisations, deliver via CloudFront.

Parse and serialize geospatial HTTP headers.

Test Apache behavior using Test::Unit, based on a gist by Patrick Reagan of Viget Labs

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.

Rails I18n Backend for Http APIs with etag-aware background polling and memory+[memcache] caching

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

Interact with Saferpay's HTTPS Interface with an object-oriented API wrapper built with HTTParty.

rack-facebook is a Rack middleware that checks the signature of Facebook params, and converts them to Ruby objects when appropiate. Also, it converts the request method from the Facebook POST to the original HTTP method used by the client.