A Simple Ruby HTTP Client built on top of the Ruby Net HTTP standard library.

HTTP is the simplest HTTP mezzanine library for Ruby. Supply a URI, some optional query arguments, some optional headers, and some Net::HTTP options, and that's it!

HTTP::RetryAfter is a Ruby library that provides functionality to parse and handle HTTP Retry-After headers, which indicate how long a client should wait before making a follow-up request.

A Wrapper around Net/HTTP which allows you to perform HTTP Requests. Gives you a simple API interface to send multipart requests. You can also send HTTP calls using the verbs OPTIONS, PATCH, MOVE, HEAD, TRACE

A generic Fluentd output plugin to send logs to an HTTP endpoint

Dump http request use WebMock.

Rstreamor gives you the power to stream your files using the HTTP range requests defined in the HTTP/1.1. Range requests are an optional feature of HTTP, designed so that recipients not implementing this feature ...

HttpEventStore is a HTTP connector to the Greg's Event Store.

HttpEventstore is a HTTP connector to the Greg's Event Store.

An easy way to rescue exceptions that might be thrown by your Http library

Wrest is a fluent, easy-to-use, object oriented Ruby HTTP/REST client library with support for RFC2616 HTTP caching, multiple HTTP backends and async calls. It runs on CRuby and JRuby and is in production use at 10 * 🦄 scale.

HTTP Security Header Parser

An automatic logger for HTTP requests in Ruby, supporting the Net::HTTP and HTTPClient client libraries.

A compresssor and decompressor for HTTP 2.0 HPACK.

LHC is an extended/advanced HTTP client. Implementing basic http-communication enhancements like interceptors, exception handling, format handling, accessing response data, configuring endpoints and placeholders and fully compatible, RFC-compliant URL-template support.

Lucid Http wraps the http.rb gem in a simple DSL. Is particularly useful for screencasts and simple presentations.

Verify a pre-defined HTTP headers configurations. Unlike some other similar projects, this is not meant to enforce best practices, instead it is meant to define policies on top of headers and enforce them.

Cache responses in HTTParty models

httpstatus shows meaning of given HTTP status code

HttpVanilli gives you lip-synced http connections with pluggable band members for testing.