Ferver is a super, simple ruby gem to serve files over http; useful as a basic file server to quickly share files on your local network.

Realistic browser-like HTTP requests using curl-impersonate's impersonation capabilities.

A framework for building HTTP APIs.

This action downloads a file from an HTTP/HTTPS url (e.g. ZIP file) and puts it in a destination path

Including stuff for HTTP, SSH and much more.

Revived fork of s3_website. Sync website files, set redirects, use HTTP performance optimisations, deliver via CloudFront.

Stub HTTP responses

Easily use Rebrandly's HTTP API using this gem.

kittyverse-graphql - (lite) web client (helpers) for using CryptoKitties (HTTP JSON) GraphQL APIs

An HTTP/2 Library for Ruby

A test helper that makes it simple to test HTTP interaction

Async, progressively enhanced, live components for Ruby applications that work over Websockets and HTTP.

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.

A utility to stream lines of a file over HTTP

Uses HTTParty to present a nice Ruby wrapper for SimpleNote

BackgrounDRb is a Ruby job server and scheduler. Its main intent is to be used with Ruby on Rails applications for offloading long-running tasks. Since a Rails application blocks while serving a request it is best to move long-running tasks off into a background process that is divorced...

This parses HTTP query/path/header/cookie parameters exactly as described in an OpenAPI API description.

HTTP REST API client for testing application APIs based on the ruby’s RSpec framework that binds a complete api automation framework setup within itself

Manage your organization's workflows entirely through Google Docs and irb. Mobilize schedules jobs, queues workers, sends failure notifications, and integrates mobilize-hadoop, -http, -mysql, and -mongodb packages to allow seamless tr...

Kiota HttpCore implementation with Faraday