an http library with go.

mailchimp3 is a gem for working with MailChimp's RESTful JSON API documented at http://kb.mailchimp.com/api/ using HTTP basic auth or OAuth 2.0. This library can talk to any endpoint the API provides, since it is written to build endpoint URLs dynamically using method_missing.

Ruby API wrapper for yougotlistings.com built with httparty

Canistor allows you to register an HTTP handler with the AWS SDK and all interaction with S3 buckets and objects will happen in memory instead of hitting the service.

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.

Make all cookies `secure` and `HttpOnly`.

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

Parse and build Accept, Accept-Language, Accept-Encoding, Authorization, Cache-Control, Content-Type, Cookie, Link, CORS, Forwarded, and Via HTTP headers. Includes content negotiation and security header generation.

A Ruby library for the CrateDB HTTP interface with query support, DDL command and schema introspection shortcuts, and support for BLOB tables.

Misty is a HTTP client for OpenStack APIs, aiming to be slick and dynamic.

Capture webhooks and send HTTP requests locally. Think webhook.site meets Postman, but living on your machine where it belongs.

Cosmicrawler is crawler library for Ruby. It provides scalable asynchronous crawling by (http|file|etc) using EventMachine.

Easily use Rebrandly's HTTP API using this gem.

Ruby client library for Consul HTTP API.

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

Simple heartbeat monitoring target for Rails apps with database connection testing, customizable output, HTTP status code, and Airbrake notification.

Caldecott Client HTTP/Websocket Tunneling Library

Holds variable set which is regularly updated and export it to http protocol

Uses HTTParty to present a nice Ruby wrapper for SimpleNote

Rails raises a CookieOverflow exception when the total size of the incoming request's cookie crosses a certain threshold - currently set as 4096 bytes. While it is not advisable to store or pass around such large data in cookies, sometimes, bad actors ...