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route.cr

9.6 0.8 resp-crystal VS route.cr

Minimum High Performance Middleware for Crystal Web Server.
crest

9.4 8.1 resp-crystal VS crest

HTTP and REST client for Crystal

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halite

9.3 5.8 resp-crystal VS halite

💎HTTP Requests Client with a chainable REST API, built-in sessions and middlewares.
cryload

8.9 2.7 resp-crystal VS cryload

HTTP benchmarking tool written in Crystal
crul

8.9 0.0 resp-crystal VS crul

Command line HTTP client written in Crystal
cossack

8.7 0.0 resp-crystal VS cossack

Simple and flexible HTTP client for Crystal with middleware and test support.
http2

8.6 0.0 resp-crystal VS http2

HTTP/2 Protocol Implementation for the Crystal Language
Cable

8.5 5.1 resp-crystal VS Cable

It's like ActionCable (100% compatible with JS Client), but you know, for Crystal
http-protection

8.2 3.0 resp-crystal VS http-protection

This library protects against typical web attacks. It was inspired in rack-protection Ruby gem.
helmet

6.4 0.0 resp-crystal VS helmet

a port of the Node Helmet module to the Crystal programming language
crystal-routing

6.4 0.0 resp-crystal VS crystal-routing

Extensible library to deal with http request and string based routing in Crystal
beryl

6.0 0.0 resp-crystal VS beryl

Action-focused HTTP routing library
session

5.5 0.0 resp-crystal VS session

Cookie based sessions in Crystal HTTP applications
http-multiserver.cr

5.1 0.0 resp-crystal VS http-multiserver.cr

Mount multiple web applications 🚦
http-params-serializable

4.8 0.0 resp-crystal VS http-params-serializable

The HTTP params parsing module for Crystal 🤓
http_parser.cr

4.5 0.0 resp-crystal VS http_parser.cr

Crystal wrapper for Http Parser lib: https://github.com/joyent/http-parser
multipart.cr

3.7 0.0 resp-crystal VS multipart.cr

Adds multipart and multipart/form-data support to the crystal standard library
sse.cr

3.6 2.9 resp-crystal VS sse.cr

A Crystal shard for Server-Sent Events
digest-auth

3.0 0.0 resp-crystal VS digest-auth

HTTP digest auth for crystal lang
ContentDisposition

3.0 0.0 resp-crystal VS ContentDisposition

Crystal shard to create HTTP Content-Disposition headers with proper escaping/encoding of filenames
proxy-fetcher.cr

2.7 0.0 resp-crystal VS proxy-fetcher.cr

Crystal port of awesome Ruby ProxyFetcher gem
link-header

1.9 0.8 resp-crystal VS link-header

Crystal Lang HTTP Link Header Parser
router-simple.cr

1.7 0.0 resp-crystal VS router-simple.cr

simple path router inspired by Router::Simple.
http_distributor

1.7 0.0 resp-crystal VS http_distributor

http server which allows sneaky http request though it.
keyer_cr

1.7 0.0 resp-crystal VS keyer_cr

HTTP Request Parameter Parsing
ntlm

1.2 0.0 resp-crystal VS ntlm

NTLM authentication for crystal lang
crystal-cossack

1.0 0.0 resp-crystal VS crystal-cossack

Simple and flexible HTTP client for Crystal with middleware and test support.
HTTP::Client

- resp-crystal VS HTTP::Client

HTTP client (Crystal stdlib)
HTTP::WebSocket

- resp-crystal VS HTTP::WebSocket

HTTP WebSocket client (Crystal stdlib)
HTTP::Server

- resp-crystal VS HTTP::Server

HTTP server (Crystal stdlib)

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Resp

Lightweight RESP client that can be used for interacting with Redis and Disque servers.

Usage

require "resp"

client = Resp.new("redis://localhost:6379")

client.call("SET", "foo", "42")
client.call("GET", "foo") #=> "42"

Pipelining

You can pipeline commands by using the queue/commit methods.

require "resp"

client = Resp.new("redis://localhost:6379")

client.queue("ECHO", "foo")
client.queue("ECHO", "bar")

client.commit #=> ["foo", "bar"]

Installation

Add this to your application's shard.yml:

dependencies:
  resp:
    github: soveran/resp-crystal
    branch: master