Useful HTTP Header

HBCI4JRuby-Web provides a HTTP API to do HBCI/FinTS requests.

URI::HTTP requests made easier

An HTTP mini server to query against modular adaptors

Simplifies creating a content security policy for use as an HTTP header

Super simple DSL style web framework on top of Rack. Makes real HTTP'ish REST services easy.

neo4j driver, via the HTTP API

Grandstream IP camera HTTP api for setting and retrieving camera options and performing various tasks.

A webhook dump http forwarder CLI

Simple access from your client to Grape APIs.Automatically supports: kaminari pagination, network access cache, nested objects, http basic authentication.

The ODATA query pattern allows API's to talk to clients like Microsoft Excel, and other very popular client applications in a uniform way. If HTTP REST is the protocol, ODATA is a specific pattern that API's follow.

Wrapper around HTTP session set by Brevio ID

DrunkMonkey is a rack middleware providing realtime two-way http communication with API for Portal, a javascript messaging library. It provides just two protocols currently; websocket and longpoll comet. You can write code once for each protocols.

Add a Bridgetown hook triggered by HTTP for running post-deploy actions

Groonga command line clients can work without Groonga. `groonga` command provided by Groonga can only use for GQTP but they can use for both GQTP and HTTP.

Ruby library for the Discord HTTP API

Ruby gem for creating online RESTful API documentation with possibility to test different HTTP requests

Compresses your Mongrel's HTTP responses using gzip.

Simple HTTP mapper for habrahabr.ru user data API

HashAuth allows your Rails application to support incoming and outgoing two-factor authentication via hashing some component of an HTTPS request. Both sides of the request (your Rails app and your client or provider) must have some unique shared secret. This secret is used to create a hash of some portion of the request, ensuring that (if neither side has been compromised) only the other party could have created the request.