Gem available for ruby > 1.9 version
For use in Rails project, add this line to Gemfile
gem 'simple_uri'Examples:
SimpleUri.send_request('http://somesite.com/qwerty/') #by default used GET method
SimpleUri.req('http://somesite.com/qwerty/')req and send_request alias methods
headers = { 'HEADER-X' => '1',
'HEADER-Y' => '2' }
body = 'a=1&b=2'
SimpleUri.req('http://somesite.com/qwerty/', :post, { req_body: body, req_headers: headers })headers = { 'HEADER-X' => '1',
'HEADER-Y' => '2' }
body = { a: 1, b: 2 }
SimpleUri.req('http://somesite.com/qwerty/', :post, { req_body: body, req_headers: headers })If used http basic authentication, you can use user and password parameters:
SimpleUri.req(some_url, :post, { user: 'my_user', password: 'my_password' })You can also get cookies:
SimpleUri.req(some_url, :get, { cookies: true })To enable debug_mode - use debug: true parameter:
SimpleUri.req(some_url, :get, { debug: true })
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