Opintionated library for implementing HTTP+JSON API clients

This library is used to simplify access to protected or unprotected http resource.

Dynamically serves test results via HTTP from any directory.

Logstash output plugin to send logs to Azure Log Analytics. Uses Log Analytics HTTP Data Collector API under the hood.

A Rails Engine using ActiveRecord to cache results of HTTP scrapes

Ruby on Rails Runner, which uses AJP(Apache JServ Protocol) to cooperate with a HTTPd, instead of CGI or FastCGI

Allow the color and animation settings to be changed on an Ambient Ord or Beacon - http://www.ambientdevices.com/developer/OrbWDK.pdf. This code uses the Ambient HTTP developer interface.

Rack-like HTTP client library inspired by Faraday done my way

ApnsGatling is a token based authenitcation APNs HTTP/2 gem.

Call APIs safely for get, post and delete HTTP methods.

This gem provides a generic API client to interact with any HTTP hypermedia APIs.

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

Apple Push Notifications using the HTTP/2 Provider API

This gem is a Logstash plugin required to be installed on top of the Logstash core pipeline using $LS_HOME/bin/logstash-plugin install gemname. This gem is not a stand-alone program

The most efficient HTTP cache buster plugin evar.

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.

Crawl a site and check various health indicators, such as: HTTP 4XX, 5XX status, valid HTML/XML/JSON. Missing image alt attributes/missing HTML title/description.

Adds http endpoint for requesting factories and other goodies

Autograph wraps httperf, running multiple tests while varying the parameters, graphing the output.

Verify that a remote caller is who they say they are. Don't send passwords or API keys over the wire. That's risky. Make sure replay attacks have a very limited window in case someone has listened in to the HTTP conversation somehow.