Libsoup bindings for ruby. Partial coverage sufficient to allow HTTP requests to be handled without blocking the mainloop. e.g require 'gtk2' require 'soup' message = Soup::Message.new("GET", "http://www.example.com/") Soup::SessionAsync.new.queue(message) do |_sess,_mess| puts "Got response" Gtk.main_quit end Gtk.main

Lucid Http wraps the http.rb gem in a simple DSL. Is particularly useful for screencasts and simple presentations.

Form objects on steroids for your HTTP API.

Iudex is a general purpose web crawler and feed processor in ruby/java. This gem is a Jetty HTTP Client based implementation of the iudex-http interfaces.

Make request thrown Net::Http

thrift http rakc server

Rackful provides a minimal interface for developing ReSTful web services with Rack and Ruby. Instead of writing HTTP method handlers, you’ll implement resource objects, which expose their state at URLs. This version is not backward compatible with v0.1.x.

Middleware instrumentation for logging HTTP request-response pairs to a HAR file.

a http and tcp testing service

Document HTTParty responses for mocking

A ruby wrapper for Alpha Vantage's HTTP API

Http for ruby gem.

CoolQ HTTP API ruby bind

Uploads lolcommits to a remote server, with optional key or HTTP based authentication.

Do not use HTTP Spew for connecting to servers outside of your LAN. Do not use HTTP Spew without the permission of your server admins. Use HTTP Spew if you wish you could kinda multicast with HTTP...

Gem that adds lazy method delegation methods. Using this gem you can easily define lazy loading or asynchronous versions of specific methods. Lazy loading is useful when used with caching systems while asynchronous methods can improve throughput on I/O bound processes like making several HTTP calls in row.

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

Adds convenience methods to extract "meta" (as in http meta) strings from models.

Provides endpoints for NewRelic (or any other uptime service monitor) HTTP ping monitoring for Rails applications

The X-Frame-Options HTTP response header can be used to indicate whether or not a browser should be allowed to render a page in a <frame> or <iframe>