Rack middleware for serving alternate content on a given day

Rough and dirty stubbing for authentication via Sorcery external (GitHub only for the moment)

Rack middleware for checking if app is alive or not - optionally via custom condition(s).

Provides a simple API to serve a file at a given path with a specific status code.

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

Blogengine based on rack applications

Rack-Bunto transforms your Bunto app into a Rack application.

Enables creating batch requests to Rack apps. Requests can reference each other. Makes life easier for API consumers and builders.

A Rack Middleware component to authenticate against a CAS server. I (shamefully) forgot to attribute this to https://github.com/garnieretienne/rubycas-client-sinatra. I had reached out to garnieretienne and he was no longer interested in his project. There is also rack-cas-client gem but that wa...

A Rack middleware for form-based authentication. It works roughly like Basic HTTP Authentication except that the authentication page can be styled with the middleware options.

Rack middleware to automatically include Chartbeat embed codes in your site.

Cleanse your racks

combines assets to server 1 file

Rack::Compress enables Zstd and Brotli compression on HTTP responses

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

Somewhat more radical filters designed to decimate malicious requests during a denial-of-service (DoS) attack by chopping their connection well before your Rack app wastes any significant resources on them – ouch! The filters have been proven to work against certain DoS attacks, however, they mi...

A rack middleware that ensures Sprockets assets are served regardless of whether the asset digest matches

This Rack middleware allows you to run specific apps when the request domain matches a given filter. The filter can be provided in a number of ways, for example as a regex or as a string.

Rack middleware for signed encrypted session cookie. It's fully compatible with Rack::Session::Cookie, not only safe but also easy to use

Rack middleware for ensuring only proper hosts get passed to your application