HTTP request signing and validation library with support for header signing and multiple backends.

An early hints Ruby / Rack middleware which just sets Link headers (i.e. for nginx http2_push_preload)

Simple HTTP client for Ruby

Antilles uses Mimic to set up a stub HTTP server that a CLI tool being tested with cucumber/aruba can communicate with.

CacheRules validates requests and responses for cached HTTP data based on RFCs 7230-7235. The goal is to facilitate implementation of well-behaved caching solutions which adhere to RFC standards.

A session store that uses session, json serialization, and gets session fullmeasure from an http header

Basic Ruby wrapper for httperf

mooncats-graphql - (lite) mooncats (http json) graphql api / client

Allows remote procedure calls over an HTTP API integrated in Adhearsion

A highly opinionated Ruby client for the Talis Platform using HTTParty and RDF.rb

A gem for implementing the transactional outbox pattern with support for HTTP requests and custom message pre-processing.

Query hiera server via http

Gem that adds asynchronous method calls for all methods on every object to aid in throughput on I/O bound processes. This is intended to improve throughput on I/O bound processes like making several HTTP calls in row.

Makes an HTTP request to check if a web proxy is working

Provides shared models, database adapters, parser, and HTTP client for SolidLog service and UI gems. Supports SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.

Mission Control-style web interface for SolidLog. Supports direct database access or HTTP API mode. Mount in your Rails app for log viewing.

The most efficient HTTP cache buster plugin evar.

Aries is a iOS(Swift), Andorid(not yet, but future) HTTP client generator for APIs represented with JSON Schema

Provides HTTP API for log ingestion, background processing with built-in Scheduler, and query APIs. Can run as standalone service or integrate with existing Rails apps.

CRUD, query DSL, associations, schema introspection, batch updates and rate limiting for Airtable — behind a branded error hierarchy that never leaks the underlying HTTP client.