http.rb is an HTTP client library which exposes an easy-to-use chainable
API for constructing HTTP requests:
To install it:
gem install http
To use it:
require 'http'
HTTP.get("https://www.google.com").to_s
It's that easy!
his library implements the HTTP protocol from-scratch without any
dependencies on Ruby's Net::HTTP. It uses the http_parser.rb library, a
native extension containing the Node.js parser for CRubies and a Java port
thereof for JRuby.
The entire library has been written from the ground up to support
end-to-end streaming.
The API is inspired in part by the Requests library from Python:
http://docs.python-requests.org/
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From: *Alexey Zapparov* <zapparov@gmail.com>
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Subject: [ANN] http.rb 0.8.0: a fast, streaming HTTP library with a
chainable API
To: httprb@googlegroups.com
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Full change log below:
* Properly handle WaitWritable for SSL. See #199. (@zanker)
* Add support for non-ASCII URis. See #197. (@ixti)
* Add configurable connection timeouts. See #187, #194, #195. (@zanker)
* Refactor requests redirect following logic. See #179. (@ixti)
* Support for persistent HTTP connections (@zanker)
* Add caching support. See #77 and #177. (@Asmod4n, @pezra)
* Improve servers used in specs boot up. Issue was initially raised up by
@olegkovalenko. See #176. (@ixti)
* Reflect FormData rename changes (FormData -> HTTP::FormData). (@ixti)
* HTTP::Headers now raises HTTP::InvalidHeaderNameError in case of
(surprise) invalid HTTP header field name (e.g."Foo:Bar"). See #173. (@ixti)
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tell me one more thing, because open-uri
open('http://www.sld.cu').read
do exactly the same thing
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Date: Wed, Apr 01, 2015
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From: *Alexey Zapparov* <zapparov@gmail.com>
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Subject: [ANN] http.rb 0.8.0: a fast, streaming HTTP library with a
chainable API
To: httprb@googlegroups.com
http.rb is an HTTP client library which exposes an easy-to-use chainable
API for constructing HTTP requests:
GitHub - httprb/http: HTTP (The Gem! a.k.a. http.rb) - a fast Ruby HTTP client with a chainable API, streaming support, and timeouts
To install it:
gem install http
To use it:
require 'http'
HTTP.get("https://www.google.com").to_s
It's that easy!
his library implements the HTTP protocol from-scratch without any
dependencies on Ruby's Net::HTTP. It uses the http_parser.rb library, a
native extension containing the Node.js parser for CRubies and a Java port
thereof for JRuby.
The entire library has been written from the ground up to support
end-to-end streaming.
The API is inspired in part by the Requests library from Python:
http://docs.python-requests.org/
--
Full change log below:
* Properly handle WaitWritable for SSL. See #199. (@zanker)
* Add support for non-ASCII URis. See #197. (@ixti)
* Add configurable connection timeouts. See #187, #194, #195. (@zanker)
* Refactor requests redirect following logic. See #179. (@ixti)
* Support for persistent HTTP connections (@zanker)
* Add caching support. See #77 and #177. (@Asmod4n, @pezra)
* Improve servers used in specs boot up. Issue was initially raised up by
@olegkovalenko. See #176. (@ixti)
* Reflect FormData rename changes (FormData -> HTTP::FormData). (@ixti)
* HTTP::Headers now raises HTTP::InvalidHeaderNameError in case of
(surprise) invalid HTTP header field name (e.g."Foo:Bar"). See #173. (@ixti)
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tell me one more thing, because open-uri
open('http://www.sld.cu').read
Except you just leaked a file descriptor. You probably want to do:
open('http://www.sld.cu') { |conn| conn.read }
do exactly the same thing
Hope you're not passing attacker-controlled data to that!
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On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 9:50 AM, Lázaro Armando <lazaro@hcg.sld.cu> wrote:
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Tony Arcieri
very insteresting 
I did not know it, fortunely, I use in real work
a URI validation before
irb(main):379:0> open(URI '|touch n;\nhttp://url.com')
URI::InvalidURIError: bad URI(is not URI?): |touch n;\nhttp://url.com
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Date: Thu, Apr 02, 2015
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 9:50 AM, Lázaro Armando <lazaro@hcg.sld.cu> wrote:
> tell me one more thing, because open-uri
>
> open('http://www.sld.cu').read
>
Except you just leaked a file descriptor. You probably want to do:
open('http://www.sld.cu') { |conn| conn.read }
> do exactly the same thing
>
Hope you're not passing attacker-controlled data to that!
Using open-uri? Check your code - you're playing with fire!
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