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Reverse Dependencies for rack

The projects listed here declare rack as a runtime or development dependency

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Rack application builder through a pipe of operations on an immutable struct.
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Provides connection management for Rack applications using ActiveRecord.
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Provides a thread-isolated attributes singleton for Rails applications pre v5.2.0.
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Develop and deploy SMS applications with Ruby
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Ruby implementation of the Alchemy micro-service framework
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A rack middleware for whitelisting and blacklisting IPs
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This rubygem does not have a description or summary.
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A gem that helps you easily handle exceptions in your Ruby on Rails API and return informative responses to the client by serializing exceptions into JSON and other popular API formats and returning a response with a status code that makes sense based on the exception.
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actually a set of small API-related tools. very much unlike a hammer at all, which is one large tool.
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Gem for crawling data from external sources
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