Redispatch your response via another URL. Like a transparent, internal HTTP redirect.

Very simple http application framework, no special extras, just the basics. More documentation is coming!

Helpers for rack-test that mean I don't need to remember the accept header syntax, or whether to prepend HTTP to them.

Replicate or record HTTP requests to your Rack application and replay them elsewhere or at another time.

I'm experimenting with creating Rack middleware gems. This lightweight gem servers as a replacement to Rack's CommonLogger statements. Improvements include colorized terminal output based on HTTP request method.

This gem lets your rails app propagate http headers for distributed tracing with Istio.

Protect a page's contents with HTTP Basic Authentication.

Allows for easy embedding of content from a remote HTTP server and exporting of the Rails HTML layout into another template.

Parses Range HTTP headers for specific fetches

shellac is a REPL for Varnish's varnishlog command. It's a simple tool for interacting with an HTTP request/response and the request/response seen/sent by varnishlog. The goal is to help operators dissect activity on very busy Varnish servers.

The core library for an HTTP API framework

A ruby wrapper around Shushu's HTTP API.

It allows you to write rake tasks to do common tasks, such as creating email addresses, adding users etc. Silk provides a HTTP wrapper the the rake tasks, and allows communication via JSON objects, which makes it dead easy for them to be called from a web app.

Sign HTTP requests with a local SSH keypair for verification on the server against a list of authorized_keys

Generate and verify signatures for oauth v2 http mac authentication

A module to help create api clients quickly. The idea is you should only have to define your endpoints and not worry about setup and the http client.

Verify signed HTTP requests against a list of authorized_keys

Ruby SDK for https:://www.yunpian.com/v2 api

A simple client for sending http post requests

A ruby library that does content negotiation and parses and sorts http accept headers. Adheres to RFC 2616.