A Rack compatible HTTP Proxy

XmppGateway is a server that allows XMPP stanzas to be posted via HTTP POST requests, it provides a synchronous API for IQ messages so that a reply is included in the body of the response

Wraps a very straightforward piece of functionality: sending a HTTP GET request to Yahoo Finance web service, answering a prioritised array of stock symbol suggestions.

Yammer4R provides an object based API to query or update your Yammer account via pure Ruby. It hides the ugly HTTP/REST code from your code.

Parse Rails development.log file, get response time, database query and partial rendered time. Run an HTTP server to checkout and filter these infomation

This library allows you to quickly and easily use the Mailgems API v1 via Ruby. It is also an Action Mailer adapter for using Mailgems in Rails apps. It uses the Mailgems HTTP API internally.

Uses Typhoeus to make HTTP requests to the Yahoo! Finance API in parallel.

A HTTP intercepting Proxy for the Zimbra Proxy

["Wraps the raw HTTP based API of Zoho Reports with easy to use methods for the ruby platform. This enables ruby and Rails developers to easily use Zoho Reports API."]

GlobalRequestId is a rails gem that makes your correlation id (X-REQUEST-ID header) globally avaiable during your entire http request.

Track HTTP APIs, LLM providers, payments, and webhooks with traces, latency, and cost fields.

Opinionated helpers for making JSON calls with the http.rb gem

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

Minimal HTTP server with graceful shutdown & value passing

A library for HTTP requests that aims to provide the same API as the Requests library in Python

Rack middleware to inflate GZip and other compressions in incoming HTTP requests.

Run shell command through HTTP

Make many repeated HTTP calls in various ways.

Tardy HTTP responses

A standalone Rack Middleware application that authenticates a username/password against a devise-powered backend application before forwarding the original HTTP request to the same application. Authentication is done on *every* request, so it is advisable to use devise-proxy sparingly.