Rack-based compression of two or more adjacent slashes in a URI into a single slash.

Rackish authentication for Rack apps. Provides access to the `Authorization` HTTP header.

A rack-handler like gem for apache/passenger

Racket is a small MVC framework built on top of rack.

A rack-based session store on sdbm/gdbm. you can use this gem in smaller projects.

Gem for parsing racktables-style vlan configuration of ports.

Deal with Cloudflare features in Rack-based apps.

Helpers for rack-test that mean I don't need to remember the accept header syntax, or whether to prepend HTTP to them.

Provides a railtie for use with rack-ssl. Includes a handy configuration option that will set up the middleware for you.

A mock RAML server for Rack-based applications.

rack-app sequel integration for db migration and modelling

Basic Rack middleware for checking Rack/Rails server availability

Cures the damange done by rack-ssl when it set the Strict-Transport-Security header to a year.

Integrate Avvo Ignite tracking into your Rack-based application

RackMotion provides a Rack-like interface for middleware that can intercept and alter HTTP requests and responses in RubyMotion. It's built on top of NSURLProtocol, which makes it, to borrow a line from Mattt Thompson, an Apple-sanctioned man-in-the-middle attack.

Tell Rails to respect `env['rack.logger']` After installing this middleware, any Rails logs would be redirected to `env['rack.logger']`.

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.

Serve pjax responses through rack middleware

Rack middleware for defining a canonical host name.

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