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Rammer is a framework dedicated to build high performance Async API servers on top of non-blocking (asynchronous) Ruby web server called Goliath. Rammer APIs are designed on top of REST-like API micro-framework Grape. Rammer is modular and integrates a powerful CLI called Viber to plug in and out its modules.
Install it yourself as:
$ gem install rammer
To include rammer modules into application use command viber:
$ viber module <COMMAND> <MODULE_NAME>
COMMAND :
MODULE_NAME :
Endpoints enabled with respective module:
Authentication
Authorization
Oauth
For further details visit our wiki link :
https://github.com/qburstruby/rammer-2.0.0/wiki
This list is open to all. You are all welcome :).
manishaharidas (Manisha Haridas) -
qburstruby (QBurst Ruby Team) -
If anyone has comments or questions please let me know (qbruby@qburst.com). If you have updates or patches or want to contribute I would love to see what you have or want to add.
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We found that rammer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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