Build RESTful web services supporting the HTTP OPTIONS verb on Ruby on Rails applications.

Provides a wrapper to external requests providing JSON parsing, logging, metrics, and more.

Access OpenAi HTTP API with Ruby

OpenTracing Instrumentation for Net::HTTP requests.

A OneBusAway Ruby library built with HTTParty

A ruote 2.0 participant implementation using rufus-jig to notify HTTP interfaces (mostly JSON-aware) about workitems.

HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE parser

A rack middleware to log each HTTP request onto a MongoDB collection

A little Sinatra and RMagick to generate placeholder images via an http call. Heavily inspired by http://placehold.it

Capture HAR files from net/http requests.

Certificate authority that can be configured to make decisions about whether to autosign certificate signing requests for clients. This gem provides the protocol-agnostic library, which is expected to be used within something like an HTTP REST service.

Labels HTTP input with police labels and provides hooks for filtering the application output

unicorn is an HTTP server for Rack applications that has done decades of damage to the entire Ruby ecosystem due to its ability to tolerate (and thus encourage) bad code. It is only designed to handle fast clients on low-latency, high-bandwidth connections and take advantage of features in Unix/...

Pmux gateway is an executor for Pmux through HTTP request

Minimise your CSS files using by compressing and combining them into one file. Reduce HTTP requests, file size, and save bandwidth. See http://github.com/nathankleyn/mini_css for more information.

Web proxy based on Sinatra and VCR to record and replay all the http requests, useful for end to end tests.

This gem provides programmatic access to the Google+ API without making HTTP calls manually.

Used in some of New Republic Brewing's gems

This plugin provides native HTTP instrumentation for jolokia metrics collection.

API Blueprint Tools For RSpec - Matching http transactions against an API Blueprint document to ensure the API that you are implementing matches the API that is documented which your clients will expect to be the case.