Plug
FrameworkOpen-source projects built with Plug
There are currently 78 open-source projects built with Plug, with a combined total of 22.0k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Elixir.
Showing 78 open-source projects · page 2 of 3
An Elixir Plug for automatically reporting errors to Bugsnag from web applications.
A collection of Elixir plugs for HTTP Basic and Token authentication with role-based access control.
A standalone library for adding WebSocket support to Plug applications in Elixir.
An Elixir crypto library for encrypting/decrypting binaries and signing/validating URLs and request bodies.
A Phoenix-based REST API documentation generator that creates docs from test specifications.
A multi-port HTTP proxy built with Elixir that forwards requests to different URIs and supports request recording and playback.
An Elixir port of Cowboy's REST sub-protocol for Plug applications, enabling declarative resource handling for hypermedia web apps.
Elixir Plug integration for Prometheus monitoring, providing instrumentation and metrics export for web applications.
A Deno library for sending cross-platform desktop notifications with platform-specific features.
An Elixir Plug that automatically sends HTTP request timing and count metrics to statsd.
A utility for generating standard HTTP/JSON error responses in Elixir's Plug and Phoenix frameworks.
A plug-based Elixir library to dynamically convert JSON API keys between camelCase, PascalCase, and snake_case.
Adds API versioning support to Elixir Plug and Phoenix applications via request header verification.
An Elixir Plug that redirects requests from non-canonical hosts to a single canonical host.
A JWT authentication plug for Elixir Phoenix applications that integrates with Joken.
A Plug middleware for responding to heartbeat/health check requests in Elixir web applications.
A Plug middleware for writing HTTP access logs in Elixir applications with configurable formats and output options.
A Plug for Phoenix/Elixir applications that adds security-focused HTTP headers to enhance web application security.
An Elixir notifier for sending exceptions and errors to Airbrake or Errbit with Plug and Phoenix integration.
An Elixir Plug middleware for requiring and extracting specific HTTP headers in web applications.
A Plug for Elixir/Phoenix that reads X-Forwarded-For or Forwarded headers to correctly set the client's remote IP.
An Elixir Plug to support legacy APIs using Rails-like trailing format extensions (e.g., .json).
An Elixir plug that parses Cloudflare's CF-Connecting-IP header into the remote_ip field for accurate client IP detection.
A Plug module that injects a visual ribbon into web applications to indicate the current environment (e.g., dev, staging).
A Plug library for implementing Basic Access Authentication in Elixir web applications.
A collection of Plug middleware for Elixir web applications, providing hot code reloading and authentication utilities.
A set of Plugs and libraries for implementing SSL client certificate authentication in Phoenix applications.
A Plug authentication module for Elixir web applications that validates tokens via custom functions.
A small scaffold to set up Elixir Plug applications with less boilerplate, getting you started faster.
A memcached session store for Elixir's Plug framework, enabling external session storage for web applications.
An HTTP router for Elixir with macros for organizing routes, versioning, and resource generation.
An Elixir implementation of the Engine.IO server for real-time bidirectional communication.
An Elixir Plug for deleting, setting, and customizing HTTP response headers in web applications.
An Elixir Plug for simple password-based authentication that stores credentials in cookies.
Elixir plug that redirects HTTP to HTTPS when behind a load balancer or reverse proxy.
Airbrake error reporter for Elixir's Plug framework (deprecated in favor of airbrake-elixir).
Found a gem we're missing?
Open-Awesome is built by the community, for the community. Submit a project, suggest an awesome list, or help improve the catalog on GitHub.