A HTTP-framework for Ruby supporting keep-alive, compression, JSON-posting, detailed inspection of responses and much more.
require "rubygems"
require "http2"
Http2.new(host: "www.google.dk") do |http|
# Do requests here.
end
Or without using a block for ensuring closing of connection:
http = Http2.new(...)
# Do requests here.
http.destroy # Closes the connection and frees up any variables used
Or through a proxy:
Http2.new(host: "www.google.com", proxy: {host: "myproxy.com", port: 80, user: "myname", passwd: "mypassword"})
You can also use SSL:
Http2.new(host: "myhost.com", ssl: true, ssl_skip_verify: true)
You can make it follow redirects like this:
Http2.new(host: "myhost.com", follow_redirects: true)
res = http.get("path/to/something")
Or as a hash:
res = http.get(url: "path/to/something")
res = http.post(url: "path/to/something", post: {
"some_post_val" => "some_value"
})
res = http.post(
url: "path",
headers: {"Auth": "123"},
post: {data: "test"}
)
res = http.post(url: "path/to/something", json: {some_argument: true})
res = http.post(url: "something", json: {some_argument: true})
res.json? #=> true (if content-type is application/json)
res.json #=> {"value" => "something"}
res = http.delete(url: "path/to/something")
res = http.post_multipart(url: "path/to/something", post: {
"test_file1" => {
fpath: fpath,
filename: "specfile"
}
})
puts "Cookies until now: #{http.cookies}"
ub = ::Http2::UrlBuilder.new
ub.host = "www.google.com"
ub.port = 80
ub.path = "script.php"
ub.params["some_param"] = 2
ub.build #=> "http://www.google.com/..."
ub.build_params #=> "some_param=2&some_other_param=..."
ub.build_path_and_params #=> "script.php?some_param=2"
ub.params? #=> true
ub.host #=> "www.google.com"
ub.port #=> 80
ub.path #=> "script.php"
resp = http.get("path/to/something")
resp.content_type #=> "text/html"
resp.content_length #=> 136
resp.header("content-length") #=> "136"
resp.headers #=> {"content-type" => ["text/html"], "content-length" => ["136"]}
resp.code #=> "200"
resp.charset #=> "utf-8"
resp.http_version #=> "1.1"
resp.body #=> "<html><body>..."
resp.requested_url #=> "http://example.com/maybe/redirected/path/to/something"
http.host #=> example.com
http.port #=> 80
Handy when doing retries.
http.reconnect
http = Http2.new(
host: "www.somehost.com",
basic_auth: {
user: "username",
passwd: "password"
}
)
response = http.get("some_page")
request = response.request
request.headers_string #=> "GET /some_page\n..."
Copyright (c) 2012 Kasper Johansen. See LICENSE.txt for further details.
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