Authentication with Remote-User HTTP header for Omniauth.

Okay, minimalist implementations of common utilities in Ruby. E.g., HTTP fetchers.

Provide an OAuth, Basic HTTP authentication and plain interfaces to the StockTwits API.

A simple HTTPD for github PR comment.

Compressit uses the yuicompressor-2.4.6.jar java file created by Yahoo to compress all of your .css and .js files into single compressed files respectively. This not only reduces the size of your files, but also results in less http requests at load time resulting in an overall faster site.

Sinatra-like DSL for writing a HTTP routing proxy.

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

Generate and verify signatures for oauth v2 http mac authentication

Hydna exposes a straightforward API over HTTP. It uses a single resource; sending messages is done by making POST requests to the same URI you'd use to connect to Hydna in any client library.

Generate, parse and verify header information for oauth v2 http mac authentication.

This gem checks whether a webpage is updated. By HTTP header or hash (MD5, SHA256...) differences, this gem inspects whether the page is updated or not.

A gateway to send SMS using HTTP, through NRSGateway, written in ruby

For basic web services that don't want just anyone to have access. Generates signature hashes for http requests.

mais-access provides a simple yet secure HTTP(S) authentication barrier for applications developed within the MAIS system. After initial connection, sessions for authenticated clients are validated by JSON Web Tokens for reduced overhead and improved security.

Creates a super simple http server

Ruby wrapper around the New Relic HTTP API. Makes it very easy to post component and metric data to the API.

Yamaha MusicCast HTTP simplified API for Control Systems

A ruby client for publishing messages to your http pub/sub service provided by the nginx-push-stream-module

Allows you to get HTTP status_code, response_headers, etc. when using Capybara::Selenium::Driver just like you can when using Rack::Test

Simple HTTP library with guarded requests.