ianmcook commented on code in PR #19:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-experiments/pull/19#discussion_r1525570128


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+# HTTP GET Arrow Data: Simple Ruby Client Example
+
+This directory contains a minimal example of an HTTP client implemented in 
Ruby.
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+The client:
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+1. Sends an HTTP GET request to a server.
+2. Receives an HTTP 200 response from the server, converts the response to a 
RecordBatchReader, and consumes it.
+3. Sends a second HTTP GET request to a server.
+with the response body containing an Arrow IPC stream of record batches.
+4. Streams the response, creating and printing record batches as it goes.

Review Comment:
   Updated this to match the current example. We should keep this simple; it's 
just meant to describe what happens at the highest level, not exactly how it's 
wired up.
   ```suggestion
   2. Receives an HTTP 200 response from the server, with the response body 
containing an Arrow IPC stream of record batches.
   3. Adds the record batches to an Array as they are received.
   ```



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