NxtHttpClient allows you to easily create and configure http clients.

HTTPong for Ruby

Collects and stores your outgoing HTTP requests in NetNoop.requests for later inspection, usually in your test assertions or matchers. Can be used in conjunction with FakeWeb to disable outbound HTTP requests while also making the contents of those requests visible.

A simple helper Class to parse / generate HTTP Cookies

Easily Checking http status with Multi-threaded

Make HTTP requests and handle its responses using simple method calls. Restool turns your HTTP API and its responses into Ruby interfaces.

Provides integration of Signed HTTP Exchange format into Rails 3+, allowing a browser to trust that a HTTP request-response pair was generated by the origin it claims.

A signing library for HTTP requests

+drupalcluster+ is a command line tool to quickly deploy a Drupal hosting cluster of a scalable amount [2..5] of virtual webservers. !! AWS identity is required for this script !! Your AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY should be either environment variables, or set in ~/.aws/credentials. The configuration file contains additional details for the cluster, including an ssh KeyName that's needed to access the servers. The KeyName defaults to 'Drupal', easiest if it's precreated. $HOME/.drc/drupalcluster.conf This is a demo version only, builds Drupal on HTTP connection. Don't use it seriously. Especially, don't post personal/sensitive data on your Drupal site. ==== Commands create name -- Creates a Drupal hosting cluster check [name] -- Checks the status of creation/deletion delete name -- Deletes permanently the given cluster test name|url -- Sends a simple HTTP GET to the URL (of the given cluster) attack instance -- Permanently terminates the given server instance list -- Lists the recently created/deleted clusters. ----------------------- *** Please contribute to add rspec's ***

Simple gem to access HTTP statuses

RSpec helpers for matching HTTP requests and responses.

Mountable Rack application that implements a configurable API for RabbitMQ's rabbitmq-auth-backend-http

Ruby implementation of Signed HTTP Exchange format, allowing a browser to trust that a HTTP request-response pair was generated by the origin it claims.

Tests HTTP response codes of given .txt file

Module to help your objects that respond to http requests via a Rack env

HTTP 1.1 by the spec, specially headers

Log HTTP requests to MongoDB for debugging and access them via the web

Echo is a test double for API interactions that learns from the real API. In its simplest use case, it extends Net::HTTP and tracks every HTTP call to a registered domain. If it hasn't seen that call, it stores both the request and the response. On subsequent calls it returns the stored response. Explicit scenario start/end markers are also supported for more complex multiple-step interactions.

Permanent HTTP connections to JSON services using faraday and typhoeus

Common HTTP types for use with Sorbet-aware Ruby projects.