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begin ; require 'rubygems' ; rescue LoadError ; end require 'rbkb' # ???Why???? would anyone create their own HTTP implementation in ruby with # so many options out there? Short answer: Net::HTTP and others just don't cut # it in lots of edge cases. I needed something I could control completely. module Rbkb::Http # nop end require 'time' # gives us Time.httpdate parser and output methods require "rbkb/http/common.rb" require "rbkb/http/base.rb" require "rbkb/http/request.rb" require "rbkb/http/response.rb" require "rbkb/http/headers.rb" require "rbkb/http/body.rb" require "rbkb/http/parameters.rb"
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2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems
Version | Path |
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rbkb-http-0.2.1 | lib/rbkb/http.rb |
rbkb-http-0.2.0 | lib/rbkb/http.rb |