HTTP basic authentication Rack middleware for the Workarea Commerce Platform

HTTP request porofication

This library uses HTTParty to provide simple, reliable access to the MyWoWArmory API. Good for building reporting scripts and simple apps. Note that this library does not support the complete MyWoWArmory API at this time. See Features/Issues below for details.

Reads a gem (source code) from an HTTP location. Ideal for working on a gem in the development environment.

Make Resque data accessible via HTTP.

Submits measurements to a circonus http trap

Ruby gem to work with Diaspora*. Note: this is not wrapping an official API, since there is no such thing. The gem just makes HTTPS requests and parses answers, which are friendly for parsing due to usage of JSON.

ruby socks5 and http proxy

This gem sets Last-Modified in http response header with timestamp extracted from ActiveResource.

Useful for inter-service GET HTTP calls

Ruby 2.5 Net::HTTP#min_version/max_version backport for Ruby 2.3 and 2.4

Cli tool to make inspecting and recording HTTP requests fun again

Stream any CLI output as an HTTP chunked response.

Stream State Protocol events from Active Record models with the same DX as Turbo Broadcasts — declarative streaming, automatic callbacks, and async jobs — but with offset-based resumability and persistent event logs over HTTP.

Test HTTP responses in ruby

SimpleHKP is a simple Ruby/rack based GnuPG extendedHKP key and identity server packaged as a standard Ruby Gem. As such it conforms to an {extended version}[http://stephengaito.github.io/rGem-simple-gnupg-keyserver/] of {the OpenPGP HTTP Keyserver Protocol (HKP) (draft-shaw-openpgp-hkp-00....

Requestly is an elegant and simple HTTP library for Ruby

Rack middleware implementing the x402 stateless settlement-gated HTTP protocol using BSV (Bitcoin SV) payments.

This gem checks whether a webpage is updated. By HTTP header or hash (MD5, SHA256...) differences, this gem inspects whether the page is updated or not.

Generate somewhat-realistic sample HTTP traffic.