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.

Simple HTTP server launcher for Rack application (Sinatra, Rails, etc...)

Allows the override of some Sunspot Solr HTTP settings

Client for Rspamd's HTTP API

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

A webhook dump http forwarder CLI

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

neo4j driver, via the HTTP API

Rack::Brotli enables Google's Brotli compression on HTTP responses

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

An HTTP mini server to query against modular adaptors

Net::HTTP adapter that adds Api Auth authentication for Artemis GraphQL Client

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

URI::HTTP requests made easier

Useful HTTP Header

A Magic Pipe to send data in arbitrary formats to configurable backends, with topics. It features a modular design that allows to configure and extend how the payloads are fetched, serialized, encoded, submitted, and most importantly where: SQS, HTTPS endpoints, etc.

This gem provides a simple way to download report data from salesforce.com. It works well with any ruby applications, include such as Ruby on Rails.You can access salesfore.com using only your sales force login id (=email) and password. A security token is no need.

Wraps the Phone Your Rep API up with an idiomatic Ruby bow. Easily construct requests with block syntax and receive a response with http status, headers, raw body, and ActiveRecord-esque objects that make data-querying easy (using the lazy_record gem).

Caches responses for requests that respond with "304 - Not Modified" and adds "if-modified-since" or "if-none-match" headers to future requests

simple http messaging client