Ruby library for the Discord HTTP API

A gateway to send SMS using HTTP POST, through IT Cloud Services Colombia, written in ruby

Adds configurable connection pools per host for persistent http connections

A persistent Net::Http adapter for Faraday with a connection pool shared across threads and fibres.

It is a Ruby client for Zerocracy API, allowing you to check your job statuses, upload and download binaries, lock/unlock them, manage durables, and do everything else that is possible to do via the HTTP API.

Easy to use extension of Net::HTTP to let you obey robots.txt while crawling/scrapping/mining

The Carvoyant API gem allows Ruby developers to programmatically access the Carvoyant Resources. The API is implemented as JSON over HTTP using all four verbs (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE). Each resource, like Vehicle, Trip, or DataSet, has its own URL and is manipulated in isolation.

Console line interface for faraday gem client so you can use your favorite middleware based ruby http client on the terminal!

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A fake SMTP server with a minimal HTTP API

toolset for offline unit tests on mechanize, like httpmock

Simply creates an HTTP API for your FactoryGirl factories to be used by client tests.

["Ebayapi and httparty fused for get categories"]

Automatically add a `link` header directing clients to `preconnect` to your `asset_host` to HTML document responses in Rails.

Records interesting events. ActiveRecord queries, HTTP calls, etc

This is a wrapper around ruby http lib

Google Geocode API is a light-weight Ruby wrapper for the Rubyists. It gives nice struct objects for adresses, even the raw responses are returned in nice open struct objects. It uses Faraday for HTTP requests.

SeaShanty is a minimalistic library for recording HTTP requests and responses and replaying responses for already seen requests in an unobtrusive and test framework agnostic way.

add subdomain methods to URI::HTTP

A parser for HTTParty that parses the responce to objects and snake_case access to camelCase methods.