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A powerful web interface and WAF for Nginx/OpenResty, providing firewall, control panel, and real-time dashboards.
A curated list of quality Lua packages, resources, and tools for game development, web platforms, and embedded systems.
A curated list of quality Lua packages, libraries, and resources for developers and enthusiasts.
A curated collection of resources covering Nginx, Nginx + Lua, OpenResty, and Tengine for developers and administrators.
A curated list of OpenResty modules, Lua libraries, and resources for building high-performance web applications.
An open source API management platform that handles access control, rate limiting, analytics, and unified documentation.
A Lua HTTP client cosocket driver for OpenResty/ngx_lua, supporting streaming, keepalives, and proxy connections.
A modern, secure, and elegant web-based control panel for managing OpenResty servers, reverse proxies, and CDN clusters.
A remote debugger for Lua (5.1-5.4 and LuaJIT) supporting cross-platform debugging, breakpoints, and state inspection.
A compiling HTML templating engine for Lua and OpenResty, featuring template inheritance, includes, and precompilation.
A Lua Kafka client driver for OpenResty/ngx_lua using the cosocket API for non-blocking communication.
An RFC-compliant, ESI-capable HTTP cache for Nginx/OpenResty backed by Redis, designed as a fast alternative to Squid/Varnish.
A pure Lua PostgreSQL client library for OpenResty, LuaSocket, cqueues, and LuaPosix environments.
An NGINX-based API gateway for the Red Hat 3scale API Management Platform, offering high performance, scalability, and extensible policies.
Docker images providing the latest Nginx with LuaJIT and additional Lua modules, built for multiple Linux distributions.
Enhanced stack trace library for Lua that provides detailed debugging information including local variables and function names.
A pure Lua Cassandra client implementing the CQL binary protocol for use with Nginx/OpenResty or luasocket.
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