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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 Middle to creating static copies of rendered endpoints and reload them. It equates to a static file cache with other possible uses. See rubyops.net/gems/rack-hard-copy for details.
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Hashed cookie-based session store for Rack
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Rack Middleware for Hatena star.
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Rack Middleware for overriding and adding additional HTTP response headers
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Can be used e.g. to set CORS headers or selective caching of resources
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Rack Middleware for authenticating requests via an http header
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The goal of this gem is to avoid depending on potentially forgeable
headers down the line by configuring the deploy target properly.
Forks https://github.com/pusher/rack-headers_filter to allow more configuration
options when initializing the headers. Personally disagree with th...
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Rack health check middleware.
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A simple Rack middleware to health check
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A health Endpoint
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Rack middleware for Heroku
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rack middleware for exposing Heroku environment variables
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Rack middleware for checking the process commit hash on Heroku
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Rack Middleware for syntax highlighting.
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Includes the X-Clacks-Overhead header inside your rack application. http://redd.it/2yt9j6
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A gem that provides hoptoad notifications from rack
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Simple Rack wrapper around HoptoadNotifier.notify
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Rack middleware to 404 requests that aren't to whitelisted hostnames
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HTML Tidy.
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Just use Rack::HTTPCat in your application for all requests to have a link to the https://http.cat for their status under the HTTP-Cat header.
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