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Reverse Dependencies for rb_sys

The projects listed here declare rb_sys as a runtime or development dependency

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ICU4X provides Ruby bindings for the ICU4X library, offering Unicode internationalization support including locale handling, number formatting, date/time formatting, collation, segmentation, and more.
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Pre-v1 Ledger package for Igniter: immutable facts, histories, receipts, replay, changefeed, compaction, and protocol-facing storage surfaces.
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Ruby bindings for the IronCalc spreadsheet engine. Create, read and manipulate xlsx files: manage sheets, set and read cell values, and evaluate formulas.
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JCL is a general-purpose configuration language with powerful built-in functions, static type inference, and multi-language bindings.
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Kabosu provides Ruby bindings for sudachi.rs, a Rust implementation of the Sudachi Japanese morphological analyzer.
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kobako provides an in-process Wasm sandbox (wasmtime + mruby) with a MessagePack-based host/guest RPC, allowing Ruby applications to execute untrusted mruby scripts under capability-based Service injection.
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Kreuzberg is a high-performance document intelligence library with a Rust core and native Ruby bindings via Magnus. Extract text, metadata, and structured data from 75+ file formats including PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, HTML, RTF, images (with OCR), email, archives, and more. Features async/sync APIs,...
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Lancelot provides a Ruby-native interface to Lance, enabling efficient storage and search of multimodal data including text, vectors, and more.
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LexerKit is a high performance lexer toolkit for Ruby
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Provides a mechanism for ruby applications to use codeowners-rs.
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Native Ruby bindings for libSQL database, built with Rust (magnus + libsql crate)
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lightningcss_rb wraps the LightningCSS Rust library via a native extension, exposing CSS parsing (to an AST), transformation, and minification to Ruby.
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Native Ruby bindings for the Lingua Rust library, bringing highly accurate language detection for short text and mixed-language text to Ruby, with confidence scores and ISO 639-1/639-3 language codes.
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Ruby (Rust) gem wrapper around Lingua library.
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Ruby bindings for LiteParse — an open-source document parser that extracts text with spatial layout information, bounding boxes, OCR support, and more.
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Ruby bindings for the Lora in-memory graph database. Exposes the embedded Rust engine as a native extension via Magnus/rb-sys, so queries run in-process without a separate server.
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Ruby bindings (via Rust/magnus) for lz4rip, a pure-Rust LZ4 implementation. Block-format and frame-format compress/decompress with optional dictionary support and COVER-based dictionary training. Ractor-safe.
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magicprotorb lets you `require "magicprotorb/foo/bar_pb"` and have foo/bar.proto compiled to descriptors and registered at require time. The dotted require path mirrors the canonical proto path 1:1, so the require name, the file location, and the descriptor name can never drift apart. A small Rus...
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