Raxx alternatives and related packages

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• plug

  9.9 8.5 Raxx VS plug

  A specification and conveniences for composable modules in between web applications.

• ex_admin

  9.9 1.0 Raxx VS ex_admin

  ExAdmin is an auto administration package for Elixir and the Phoenix Framework.

• commanded

  9.6 8.5 Raxx VS commanded

  Command handling middleware for Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) applications.

• addict

  9.5 0.0 Raxx VS addict

  User authentication for Phoenix Framework.

• scrivener

  9.1 1.7 Raxx VS scrivener

  Paginate your Ecto queries.

• phoenix_html

  9.0 7.3 Raxx VS phoenix_html

  Phoenix.HTML functions for working with HTML strings and templates.

• phoenix_ecto

  8.8 5.9 Raxx VS phoenix_ecto

  Phoenix and Ecto integration.

• react_phoenix

  8.7 5.8 Raxx VS react_phoenix

  Make rendering React.js components in Phoenix views easy

• cors_plug

  8.7 5.1 Raxx VS cors_plug

  An Elixir plug that adds CORS headers to requests and responds to preflight requests (OPTIONS).

• absinthe_plug

  8.6 7.0 Raxx VS absinthe_plug

  Plug support for Absinthe.

• corsica

  8.5 3.7 Raxx VS corsica

  Elixir library for dealing with CORS requests.

• phoenix_slime

  8.5 4.4 Raxx VS phoenix_slime

  Slim template support for Phoenix.

• passport

  8.3 0.0 Raxx VS passport

  Passport provides authentication for Phoenix applications.

• dayron

  8.3 0.0 Raxx VS dayron

  A repository similar to Ecto.Repo that works with REST API requests instead of a database.

• phoenix_live_reload

  8.3 5.5 Raxx VS phoenix_live_reload

  Provides live-reload functionality for Phoenix.

• kerosene

  8.2 4.4 Raxx VS kerosene

  Pagination for Ecto and Phoenix.

• phoenix_token_auth

  8.2 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_token_auth

  Token authentication solution for Phoenix. Useful for APIs or single page apps.

• phoenix_haml

  8.0 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_haml

  Phoenix Template Engine for Haml.

• scrivener_html

  8.0 0.0 Raxx VS scrivener_html

  Helpers built to work with Scrivener's page struct to easily build HTML output for various CSS frameworks.

• params

  7.7 3.8 Raxx VS params

  Use Ecto to enforce/validate parameters structure, akin to Rails' strong parameters.

• rummage_phoenix

  7.7 2.3 Raxx VS rummage_phoenix

  A support framework for searching, sorting and paginating models in Phoenix, with support HTML support.

• phoenix_pubsub_redis

  7.5 3.5 Raxx VS phoenix_pubsub_redis

  The Redis PubSub adapter for the Phoenix framework.

• rummage_ecto

  7.5 7.3 Raxx VS rummage_ecto

  A configurable framework to search, sort and paginate Ecto Queries.

• sentinel

  7.5 0.0 Raxx VS sentinel

  An authentication framework for Phoenix extending guardian with routing and other basic functionality.

• plug_graphql

  7.4 0.0 Raxx VS plug_graphql

  Phoenix Plug integration for GraphQL Elixir.

• plugsnag

  6.9 1.4 Raxx VS plugsnag

  Bugsnag notifier for Elixir's plug.

• plug_rails_cookie_session_store

  6.7 3.2 Raxx VS plug_rails_cookie_session_store

  Rails compatible Plug session store.

• plug_auth

  6.3 0.0 Raxx VS plug_auth

  Collection of authentication-related plugs.

• ashes

  6.3 0.0 Raxx VS ashes

  A code generation tool for the Phoenix web framework.

• multiverse

  6.1 2.2 Raxx VS multiverse

  Plug that allows to add version compatibility layers via API Request/Response Gateways.

• phoenix_pubsub_rabbitmq

  6.0 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_pubsub_rabbitmq

  RabbitMQ adapter for Phoenix's PubSub layer.

• Whatwasit

  6.0 0.0 Raxx VS Whatwasit

  Track changes to your Ecto models

• webassembly

  5.9 0.0 Raxx VS webassembly

  Web DSL for Elixir.

• plug_statsd

  5.7 1.9 Raxx VS plug_statsd

  A plug for automatically sending timing and count metrics to statsd.

• plug_checkup

  5.4 5.8 Raxx VS plug_checkup

  Plug for adding simple health checks to your app.

• filterable

  5.3 5.1 Raxx VS filterable

  Simple query params filtering for Phoenix framework inspired by Rails has_scope.

• trailing_format_plug

  5.1 0.0 Raxx VS trailing_format_plug

  An Elixir plug to support legacy APIs that use a rails-like trailing format.

• plug_rest

  5.1 0.0 Raxx VS plug_rest

  REST behaviour and Plug router for hypermedia web applications.

• plug_jwt

  5.0 0.0 Raxx VS plug_jwt

  Plug for JWT authentication.

• scrivener_headers

  4.9 0.0 Raxx VS scrivener_headers

  Helpers for paginating API responses with Scrivener and HTTP headers.

• raygun

  4.8 0.0 Raxx VS raygun

  Capture bugs and send them to Raygun.

• phoenix_pubsub_vernemq

  4.7 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_pubsub_vernemq

  The VerneMQ MQTT pubsub adapter for the Phoenix framework.

• phoenix_pubsub_postgres

  4.7 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_pubsub_postgres

  Postgresql PubSub adapter for Phoenix apps.

• better_params

  4.6 2.1 Raxx VS better_params

  Elixir Plug for cleaner request params in web apps.

• phoenix_html_simplified_helpers

  4.2 2.7 Raxx VS phoenix_html_simplified_helpers

  Some helpers for phoenix html (truncate, time_ago_in_words, number_with_delimiter).

• phoenix_linguist

  4.0 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_linguist

  A project that integrates Phoenix with Linguist, providing a plug and view helpers.

• plug_require_header

  4.0 0.0 Raxx VS plug_require_header

  Require and extract HTTP headers and handle missing ones.

• phoenix_html_sanitizer

  3.8 0.0 Raxx VS phoenix_html_sanitizer

  HTML Sanitizer integration for Phoenix.

• plugs

  3.6 0.0 Raxx VS plugs

  Collection of Plug middleware for web applications.

• blaguth

  3.6 1.1 Raxx VS blaguth

  Basic Access Authentication in Plug applications.

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