A simpler CSRF middleware for Rack.

Simple logger for rack

If you're running a javascript single-page-app with html5 routing, you may notice that deep links will 404 unless your web front-end is configured to rewrite all non-asset paths to index.html. If you'd like to achieve t...

Handles a single request to/from STDIN/STDOUT. Exits when the response has finished. Sutable for running via inetd.

Rack middleware to set custom skylight.io endpoints for specific paths.

Rack middleware for parsing X-SecondLife headers.

Rack-based compression of two or more adjacent slashes in a URI into a single slash.

Allows for setting the maximum request time before it get logged also provides a custom log to data relevant to the slow request and can even provide a different log for each slow request for easy debugging.

rack-smusher uses the smusher gem to compress your images dinamically

Serves a file with syntax highlighting

Rack middlewares to make building and serving a Single Page App from a Ruby Rack app easy.

Spellcheck your text entry with TinyMCE and Rack SpellChecker

Rack::Sprocketize is a piece of Rack Middleware which uses Sprockets to concatenate javascript files and then optionally compresses them. In a development environment, the files will be sprocketized on each request if there have been changes to the source files. In a production environment, the f...

Use rack middleware to handle sprockets preprocessing. Processing happens on requests to sprockets resources. This allows you to develop, check in, and deploy unprocessed sprockets resources and leave the processing to the middleware. Allows for optimizing by environment: never-cache, always-r...

Spying requests and responses with rack power

Rack middleware to force SSL/TLS, preserving facebook's signed_request.

Rack::State is middleware that securely stores and manages object state. Applications use the Manager API to set, get, and delete state of any object that requires persistence in a stateless environment. Rack::State is similar to Rack::Session, but provides state management for multiple objects...

Stop treating static-site generators differently than web frameworks. Build your static site using any rack-compatible web framework, then generate a static version with the rackstatic(1) command.

A tiny zero-config Rack App to serve static files

Bounces or redirects requests to missing static files. Could be useful when you want to run the server with production database locally and have user uploaded content fetched transparently from production site.