quredis (pronounced 'kurdis') is a little DSL for redis safe queues using brpoplpush.

A command-line web server that renders wiki markup files. It's handy when you want a quick preview of your markup.

A HTTP CA API for r509

Rack middleware that writes issued certificates to disk

Rack middleware that writes the serial number of issued certs to a Redis database. Uses r509 and r509-ca-http

A ruby OCSP responder using Sinatra and redis. RFC 2560 and 5019 compliant.

RabbiRack provides Web interface for Rabbit. You can control your slide from your browser such as your smartphone. It means that you can talk in front of audience instead of in front of your computer.

RabbitMq Trace Logger - Listen to multiple RabbitMq instances and log them to a single location or MongoDb database.

A rack middleware that collects access statistics and saves them on a MongoDB database.

Rack middleware that works with Sinatra to dynamically create CRUD endpoints and routes based on models. It ain't perfect, but it works. These generated CRUD routes are assumed to return a Rack response. It's important to note, that you models and endpoints must be in separate modules...

For unit, controller, or integration tests, inject an authenticated user into a Rack session

Automatically processes Zuul authorisation tokens on Rack apps

Conditional wrapper for Rack middleware. This is a port of Plack::Middleware::Conditional.

A Rack App that provides a basic interactive Ruby console and introspection.

Automatically generate REST APIs for Core Data models.

#{s.summary} See also http://d3js.org/

middleware to let you know when escaped html tags are being rendered, so you can fix them

Provides a simple authentication middleware to lock down Rack-based apps

Generate a REST API for registering and querying Google cloud message device tokens.

See a "pretty" version of your API. Goggles installs a little tiny Sinatra app on a URL prefix and serves any JSON responses that come back as a prettyprinted HTML page. There are browser add-ons that do a great job with this sort of thing, but I wanted something I could live-link from API docs....