Middleware collection to secure a Rack application

Rack Middleware to inject Segment javascript into your Rack app.

Remove or add www and trailing slash from urls for Rack applications. Use it if you can not edit Nginx or Apache configs.

Basic Rack middleware for checking Rack/Rails server availability

Rack::Session::Memcached provides cookie based session stored in memcached. It depends on memcached(libmemcached).

Choose params that are converted with Herbalist to base SI units (meters, grams, etc)

Rack Middleware for verifying signed requests

SimpleAuth HMAC authentication

Simple logger for rack

Rack middleware to verify Slack requests made using signed secrets.

Performs a 301 redirection on every url ending by a /

Allows for setting the maximum request time before it get logged also provides a custom log to data relevant to the slow request and can even provide a different log for each slow request for easy debugging.

A no-nonsense force of good in a world of bad. Will prevent malicious bots/users from accessing your content once they are caught red-handed.

Simple Rack middleware which detect the request comes from smartphone

Use rack middleware to handle sprockets preprocessing. Processing happens on requests to sprockets resources. This allows you to develop, check in, and deploy unprocessed sprockets resources and leave the processing to the middleware. Allows for optimizing by environment: never-cache, always-reprocess in development; cache, process-once in production (for example).

Spying requests and responses with rack power

Stop treating static-site generators differently than web frameworks. Build your static site using any rack-compatible web framework, then generate a static version with the rackstatic(1) command.

Rack middleware that respond to /status requests and return 200 as status code and "OK" as response body

Streaming proxy for Rack, the rainbows to Rack::Proxy's unicorn. With SSL Support

rack middleware to remote Client-IP headers. This is to prevent IpSpoofAttackErrors in a Rails app