Add support for custom http connection factories

[soupmatt]

I followed the same pattern used for the parser. This opens the door to being able to do things like use a pool of persistent HTTP connections. Let me know what you think and if there are any changes you would like to see.

[travisbot]

This pull request fails (merged 22bd579 into 9c08f47).

[soupmatt]

no fair travis! the build failed because of a vagrant error, not a code problem. :(

[soupmatt]

@jnunemaker, let me know when you think and if you want me to send you another pull request with the commits squashed.

Also, I'm planning on writing a connection adapter that does persistent http connections using the persistent_http gem. Would you be interested in having that be a part of httparty? Let me know as I'll release it as a separate gem otherwise.

[jnunemaker]

Definitely separate. I'd like to keep dependencies to a minimum.

On Aug 13, 2012, at 7:44 PM, Matt Campbell [email protected] wrote:

@jnunemaker, let me know when you think and if you want me to send you another pull request with the commits squashed.

Also, I'm planning on writing a connection adapter that does persistent http connections using the persistent_http gem. Would you be interested in having that be a part of httparty? Let me know as I'll release it as a separate gem otherwise.

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[soupmatt]

@jnunemaker, is there any other changes you would want to this pull request? I am hoping to release a gem that uses this feature to enable persistent http connections in the next week or two.

[jnunemaker]

Looking it over now.

[soupmatt]

thx!