Feast is a web framework. It focuses on speed, simplicity and type safety. It makes developing a web API a feast.

A more down to earth, hairy rails twin

A tiny web framework

Lightweight web framework inspired by Sinatra

Something like the Fetch API for Ruby

Command line tool for tracking achievments, tasks and interactions. You can add work items, view them and run a webserver to share them with other people, for example via screen sharing. This tool is designed to run in a terminal completely local without sharing any data with any other service. No telemetry, no tracking, no data sharing of any kind.

Fewer is a Rack endpoint to bundle and cache assets and help you make fewer HTTP requests. Fewer extracts and combines a list of assets encoded in the URL and serves the response with far-future HTTP caching headers.

FHCAP Command Line Tool

Per-request fiber-based storage for Rack

This package is a Rack middleware which allow to block some IP Address. By default the french parlement is denied.

A tool to create an inventory of a storage medium

File-based rack session mechanism keeping only session_id in the cookie.

Rack-based, Passenger-compatible, with pretty URLs and simple HTTP API for managing content

Provides a Rails middleware that resolves the correct client IP when an application is deployed behind Firebase Hosting, using a heuristic precedence of headers.

Simple piece of rack middleware to track stats

fit-api is a Rack based framework for building JSON APIs

Handle Fitbit subscription notifications within a Rails or Rack app, and pass them on via ActiveSupport::Notifications.

Page Object DSL that works with both Watir and Selenium

Experimental web server for Ruby, written as a Rust-made gem

Discover dead view files in your app. Track view layer render usage