(Fork of official typhoeus that enables cookie support) Like a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads, Typhoeus runs HTTP requests in parallel while cleanly encapsulating handling logic.

Parses the Accept-Language header from an HTTP request and produces a hash of languages and qualities.

Wraps the Namely HTTP API in lovely Ruby.

Plugin for omnifocus gem to provide github BTS synchronization. Support for Github Enterprise: In your git config, set the key github.accounts to a space separated list of github accounts. git config --global github.accounts "github myghe" For each account API and web end points and authentication information should be stored in the git config under a key matching the account. For example: git config --global github.user me git config --global github.password mypassword git config --global myghe.api https://ghe.mydomain.com/api/v3 git config --global myghe.api https://ghe.mydomain.com/ For each account can you specify the following parameters: * api - specify an API endpoint other than https://api.github.com. This is so you can point this at your Github Enterprise endpoint. * web - specify an API endpoint other than https://www.github.com. This is so you can point this at your Github Enterprise endpoint * user, password - A username and password pair for Basic http authentication.

pco_api is a gem for working with the RESTful JSON API at api.planningcenteronline.com using HTTP basic auth or OAuth 2.0. This library can talk to any endpoint the API provides, since it is written to build endpoint URLs dynamically using method_missing.

Pinch makes it possible to download a specific file from within a ZIP file over HTTP 1.1.

A generic background thread worker for shipping events via https to some API backend.

A library for using Notifo. Notifo is a way for users to receive mobile notifications for anything, more at http://notifo.com. This gem uses John Nunemaker's awesome HTTParty.

Mirage aids testing of your applications by hosting mock responses so that your applications do not have to talk to real endpoints. Its accessible via HTTP and has a RESTful interface.

An HTTP Request Governor

Save HTTP responses to give your tests a hint of reality. Responses are saved into your fixtures directory and are used for subsequent web requests until they expire.

Provide rspec matchers to match http response code

== Ocean Ocean is an application template and an architecture for creating server-oriented architectures (SOAs) in the cloud. Ocean is a complete and extremely scalable back end solution for RESTful JSON web services and web applications, featuring aggressive caching and full HTTP client abstraction. Ocean fully implements HATEOAS principles, allowing the programming object model to move fully out onto the net, while maintaining a very high degree of decoupling. Ocean is also a development, staging and deployment pipeline featuring continuous integration and testing in a TDD and/or BDD environment. Ocean can be used for continuous deployment or for scheduled releases. Front end tests are run in parallel using a matrix of operating systems and browser types. The pipeline can very easily be extended with new development branches and quality assurance environments with automatic testing and deployment. Together, Ocean allows you to code front end clients completely independently of browser type and OS, and back end code completely agnostic of whether it is called by a client browser or another server system.

Egregious is a rails based exception handling gem for well defined http exception handling for json, xml and html. Requires Rails.

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

Ruby API wrapper for ducksboard realtime dashboard using HTTParty

This gem is a convienient wrapper for your application errors. It allows you to map any error to a nicely formatted standard HTTP error response.

DNS Made Easy V2.0 REST API client for Ruby using HTTParty

omniauth adapter for ngx_http_auth_request_module

A Vagrant plugin that installs CA certificates onto the virtual machine. This is useful, for example, in the case where you are behind a corporate proxy server that injects its own self signed SSL certificates when you visit https sites.