A page in your app for pre-built queries

Wraps picohttpparser to parse HTTP request strings into Rack-compatible hashes

limit incoming requests

An OmniAuth Strategy for the figshare API. You can use it to authenticate users against the figshare API in your ruby on rails / sinatra / other rack-based web application.

HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE parser

The goal of this gem is to avoid depending on potentially forgeable headers down the line by configuring the deploy target properly. Forks https://github.com/pusher/rack-headers_filter to allow more configuration options when initializing the headers. Personally disagree with th...

Remove your site from builtwith.com

See a "pretty" version of your API. Goggles installs a little tiny Sinatra app on a URL prefix and serves any JSON responses that come back as a prettyprinted HTML page. There are browser add-ons that do a great job with this sort of thing, but I wanted something I could live-link from API docs....

Rack application helpers

An opinionated rack-based ruby lightweight framework

Spyglasses provides comprehensive AI agent detection and management capabilities for Ruby web applications, including Rails, Sinatra, and other Rack-based frameworks.

Verifies JWT signature, validates claims (expiration, issuer), and handles public key retrieval to ensure requests are securely authenticated by an external SSO provider.

Simplifies the integration of a custom, standards-compliant SSO service into any Rack-based application (like Rails or Sinatra) using the OmniAuth framework.

A tiny Rack-based ruby template for building JSON-API REST APIs

A dead simple, yet Rack-compatible, web framework written in Ruby

A Web Server based on Ractors, for Rack-based Ruby applications

A tiny zero-config Rack App to serve static files

Harbr is a versatile tool designed to streamline the deployment, management, and scaling of Rack-based applications. It integrates with version control and process supervision systems to ensure smooth and consistent application delivery.

Redirect http to https and the other way around

RackDirect allows you to easily perform integration tests between multiple Rails websites, by launching your ActiveResource services in a standalone process and communicating with them via stdio instead of over a socket.