BayServer is one of the high-speed web servers. It operates as a single-threaded, asynchronous server, which makes it exceptionally fast. It also supports multi-core processors, harnessing the full potential of the CPU's capabilities.

Stop using HTTP Authentication and just use the simple AdminUser class. Includes the option to provide more granular control over your resources

Httpd and WebSocket sloth framwwork based on Celluloid, Reel, Rack and Sinatra.

Allows the override of some Sunspot Solr HTTP settings

This is an update to the existing omniauth-goodreads2 gem (which I did not originally write and which is open source under the MIT license) to accommodate the recent https requirement by Goodreads for their auth service.

BlueFactory is a Ruby library which helps you build a web service that hosts custom feeds a.k.a. feed generators for the Bluesky social network. It implements a simple HTTP server based on Sinatra which provides the required endpoints for the feed generator interface. You need to provide the content for the feed by making a query to your preferred local database.

Wraps the Phone Your Rep API up with an idiomatic Ruby bow. Easily construct requests with block syntax and receive a response with http status, headers, raw body, and ActiveRecord-esque objects that make data-querying easy (using the lazy_record gem).

DO NOT USE YET!!! EXPERIMENTAL. Unlike mocks and stubs, fake services are running processes that pretend to function as real ones would. This enables testing the software under test with more complete control of the surfaces it talks to (other services, faked). Beyond that, it makes application- and (http)protocol-level fault injection easy.