OpenTracing Instrumentation for Net::HTTP requests.

This plugin doesn't support Apache Hadoop's HttpFs. See fluent-plugin-webhdfs.

Standardized interface for invoking external AI agents via CLI, process, or HTTP

A modern framework for creating HTTP API endpoints that execute server-side actions in Rails applications with automatic JavaScript client integration.

A terminal-safe transport for carrying opaque HTTP/2 bytes over TTY side channels.

Typed wrapper over the TurboRAG HTTP API for compressed vector search. Zero dependencies beyond stdlib.

An HTTP/2 proxy for mutli-tenant production deployments

Uses HTTP.rb to scrape extraspace.com.

Distributed tracing, error tracking, structured logging, and infrastructure metrics for Ruby applications. Ships data to the JustAnalytics platform via batched HTTP transport with automatic trace context propagation.

Proxifier adds support for HTTP or SOCKS proxies and lets you force TCPSocket to use proxies. This is a fork of proxifier https://github.com/samuelkadolph/ruby-proxifier The fork allows the gem to run on modern ruby versions and adds some minor features.

Sorbet-aware HTTP Client

A Ruby implementation of a universal DID (Decentralized Identifier) resolver, inspired by the Decentralized Identity Foundation's did-resolver. Supports multiple DID methods: - did:web - HTTPS domain-based DIDs - did:key - Self-describing cryptographic key DIDs - did:jwk - JWK-encoded DIDs Incl...

async http server

Instruments outgoing HTTP requests, exports spans to PingOps backend via OTLP, and supports manual tracing with custom attributes, domain filtering, and header redaction.

Simple, dependency-light client for talking to a My.S3 server via its JSON and multipart HTTP API.

Protocol abstractions for gRPC, built on top of protocol-http.

Forwards structured application logs to an OpenTrace server over HTTP. Designed to never affect application behavior or uptime.

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.

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

A maintained Ruby client for the Durable Streams protocol — persistent, resumable event streams over HTTP. Based on the upstream reference client with manual review, testing, and ongoing maintenance.