Easily switch between email APIs

Sinatra server api framework to run custom bytecode on Nabaztag v1/v2. Sources + Compiler included (linux only)

OAuthenticator signs and authenticates OAuth 1.0 requests

oddb2xml creates xml files using swissINDEX, BAG-XML and Swissmedic.

Intercom OAuth2 Strategy for OmniAuth

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Human Readable Change Log for Paper Trail'd data

Provides an HTTP router for use in Rack and Padrino.

Pith builds static websites, using markup/template languages including Haml, Sass, ERb, Liquid, Markdown and Textile.

Minitest assertions for Pundit policies.

Allows authenticated or anonymous users to fill out a standard web form to creat GitHub issues.

Smuggle TCP connections through HTTP

Rack response-time statistics aggregator middleware

An extension for Rack::Attack that supports responding to throttled requests with Recaptcha tags

This library allows Kerberos/GSSAPI authentication using either Basic method or Negotiate (i.e. authentication without the need of user/password combo).

Compose declarative, component-based responses to HTTP requests

Find yourself missing a `rails console` analogue in your other Ruby web applications? This lightweight gem provides a Rack::Console that will load your Rack application's code and environment into an IRB or Pry session. Either use `Rack::Console.start` directly, or run the provided `rack-console` executable.

rack-ecg allows you to serve a page that shows you facts about your deployed app to allow you to check that everything is running as it should: git revision, database migrations, and more

Rack-ESI is a Nokogiri based ESI middleware implementation for Rack with support for include tags, all other ESI namespaced nodes are just removed. To make this gem work you must define the (xmlns:esi)[http://www.edge-delivery.org/esi/1.0] namespace in your text/html response. Note: This gem should only be used in development. For production use setup varnish or any other ESI enabled server.

rack-facebook is a Rack middleware that checks the signature of Facebook params, and converts them to Ruby objects when appropiate. Also, it converts the request method from the Facebook POST to the original HTTP method used by the client.