HTTP client abstraction for service clients

MVC Turbine is a plugin for ASP.NET MVC that has IoC baked in and auto-wires controllers, binders, view engines, http modules, etc. that reside within your application. Thus you worry more about what your application should do, rather than how it should do it.

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

GoogleGeocoding is a small library for performing geocoding using the Google's HTTP geocoding API

This gem provides a simple way to use datomic's http API - http://docs.datomic.com/rest.html.

A ruby command line/rack application for testing systems that send WebHooks using a HTTP POST request. Requests can be viewed via a simple web interface.

A gem providing HMAC based authentication for HTTP. This is the DNC Labs fork.

Small rack middleware to block your site from unwanted vistors. A little bit more convenient than basic auth - browser will ask you once for the password and then set a cookie to remember you - unlike the http basic auth it wont prompt you all the time.

Soundcloud API client, with configurable HTTP backend

Protect your Chef server by restricting direct access to Chef HTTPS port to be only accessible from your internal network.

An HTTP Client to Interface with the Open-Source ViaBTC Exchange Server

convention based approach to interfacing with an HTTP JSON API.

Simple API for HTTP requests to Entrez E-utilities

Simple JSON HTTP RPC generator for as3

Ruby implementation of the HTTP REST API

A Simple HTTP Webserver with pluggable behavior for listening to Contentful API Webhooks

This midleware allows an application to support multiple versions of a RESTful API following the best RESTful practices to encode the version information in the HTTP request. It's inspired by this article: http://barelyenough.org/blog/2008/05/versioning-rest-web-services/.

Smuggle TCP connections through HTTP

This gem uses the HTTParty library to abstract away the REST calls. It gives you access to a number of objects that behave a lot like ActiveRecord instances, giving you access to methods like `all`, `find`, `find_by_...` and so on. And each individual instance can beeasily persistable to Fortnox ...

A dead simple, yet Rack-compatible, HTTP server written in Ruby