Notify Guard Events by HTTP POST Requests

A Bit.ly client for Ruby, built with HTTParty

Fluentd plugin that store data to be forwarded, and send these when client(input plugin) requests it, over HTTPS and authentication

A HTTP client library written from scratch that is easy to use and offers full flexibility

Retina is a simple configurable app responsible for sending outgoing webhooks to other sites over HTTPS, while ingesting the incoming data via pluggable interface.

This Api works with Oauth v1 restfull Apis it supports GET,PUT,POST http requests

Iubenda ruby client for HTTP API

RestCache is Rack middleware that relies on HTTP verbs to cache requests to your server application. Every GET request will be cached according to your initialization parameters (see README for more information), and conversely, every PUT/POST/DELETE request will clear your cache to ensure that u...

Ruby library built on top of httpclient for working with RESTful APIs.

HTTP conditional get support for ActiveResource

For use with Rails and the RequestId gem, this sets the request id so it can be sent on to internal http services.

Handles your HTTP requests in background in non-blocking way using Resque worker

Very simple resque statistic.

Antbird is a yet another low level API client for the Elasticsearch HTTP interface.

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an easy way to deal with simple http request

A template resolver for rails 3.2. It retrieves templates via HTTP and stores them in a redis instance, as well as in local caches.

gem wrapping the Amazon AWS SimpleDB api, xml parsing via nokogiri OR hpricot, you chose your http lib!

A bare-bones Ruby HTTP server that talks Rack and uses a thread per connection model of concurrency.

A gem providing way to make HTTP clients stop caching responses.