Modular implementation of JSON Web Token (JWT) Claims

JWTF allows you to configure how your JSON Web Token are generated. With JWT you are free to choose from a few (a lot !) of options like the signing algorithm you crave for, the associated secret key and all the reserved claims you wish to use ! JWTF offers you a way to configure most of it for your application, so you can concentrate on the access and policy logic you want to put inside your token.

A managing interface layer for handling the creation and validation of JWTs

A Ruby JSON Web Token implementation using NaCl Ed25519 digital signatures from the state-of-the-art networking and cryptography library by Daniel J. Bernstein.

Rack middleware that provides authentication based on JSON Web Tokens.

Simple JWT token handler.

A ruby application for setting up your k8s cluster as a load balancer.

Ruby client for interacting with kubernetes clusters

Scheduler for recpt1 recorder using Syoboi Calendar

Kafka CLI based on rdkafka

When mail is sent from your application, kafka_mailer will put the message contents in a kafka queue.

Ruby wrapper for the Kafka REST Proxy

KAF Processor

A Ruby gem for interacting with the Kaggle API, including dataset downloads with caching support

KalibroClient is a Ruby gem intended to be an interface for Ruby applications who want to use the open source code analysis webservice Kalibro.

KalibroEntities is a Ruby gem intended to be an interface for Ruby applications who want to use the open source code analysis webservice Kalibro (http://gitorious.org/kalibro/kalibro).

KalibroGatekeeperClient is a Ruby gem intended to be an interface for KalibroGatekeeper WebService.

KalibroGem is a Ruby gem intended to be an interface for Ruby applications who want to use the open source code analysis webservice Kalibro (http://gitorious.org/kalibro/kalibro).

This is a -- yet another -- super-simple monkeypatch of the String class to offer both camelCase and snake_case.

A lightweight ruby client for the Kami REST API.