Allows developers to fire HTTP requests and not worry about the response (only the initial connection is verified).

Helpers for rack-test that mean I don't need to remember the accept header syntax, or whether to prepend HTTP to them.

Allows you to specify http status codes by name rather than magic numbers for more readable code. Go to https://github.com/MishaConway/httpcode for detailed examples.

a Rack module for testing NTLM Authentication in an HTTP client

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

Ruby/Rack Git Smart-HTTP Server Handler

Prefixes any httpified elements with http:// should they be missing this

HTTP dashboard for the distributed event system Riemann.

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

HTTP dashboard for the distributed event system Riemann.

Cosmicrawler is crawler library for Ruby. It provides scalable asynchronous crawling by (http|file|etc) using EventMachine.

A simple gem that provides a client to Microsoft's Bing Search API Endpoint using HTTP GET

External access to your services on AppFog via a Caldecott HTTP tunnel.

HTTP::Cookie is a Ruby library to handle HTTP Cookies based on RFC 6265. It has with security, standards compliance and compatibility in mind, to behave just the same as today's major web browsers. It has builtin support for the legacy cookies.txt and the latest cookies.sqlite formats of Mozilla Firefox, and its modular API makes it easy to add support for a new backend store.

Allows files to be distributed from a directory via HTTP.

A Net::HTTP wrapper

Rack::Synctime is a simple Rack middleware that returns sync time (time when request started) in HTTP headers (#{Rack::Synctime::DEFAULT_HEADER_NAME} by default). Header name can be changed also sync time can be modified using time offset i.e. -5 seconds (server time in seconds decreased by 5) etc. This can be useful if you develop mobile applications (Android, iOS, ...) and you need information when request started in response header.

A Rack middleware for providing enhanced JSONP-type access, but with get, post, put, and delete verbs as well as http status, headers, and a json body that can be read when there are errors.

External access to your services on Cloud Foundry via a Caldecott HTTP tunnel.

A Ruby based Simple HTTP Server that's not so simple after all.