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Reverse Dependencies for turbo-rails

The projects listed here declare turbo-rails as a runtime or development dependency

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TurboCrud adds controller responders, helpers, and generators to simplify CRUD with Turbo Frames and Streams. Supports modal and drawer forms, flash handling, and works with existing Rails apps or full scaffolds.
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Server-side helpers for Turbo Desktop: User-Agent detection, view helpers, and path configuration endpoint for desktop apps built with Turbo/Hotwire.
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TurboFlow brings native app-like page transitions to Rails applications using Hotwire Turbo and the View Transitions API
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Modal library that uses Turbo and Stimulus because we are in the future now.
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Turbo Overlay turns any controller action into a modal- or drawer-friendly endpoint. A single stack container on the host page receives streamed overlays; the gem detects overlay requests, swaps in an overlay layout, exposes a request variant for view-level customization, and ships a custom turbo...
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turbo_presence spins up real-time multi-user presence in any Rails + Hotwire app. Drop <%= turbo_presence_for(@document) %> into any view and get live cursors, avatar stacks, and typing indicators — built on Action Cable, zero JavaScript required.
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turbo-replay assigns a sequence number to broadcasted messages and caches them. When a client disconnects because of flaky network, we're able to resend (or replay, hence the name) missed messages in the same order they were originally sent.
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TurboRouter makes it easier to use turbo_frames by dynamically wrapping responses with turbo_frames and providing view helpers to generate links with predictable and straightforward behavior.
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TurboScroll is a minimalistic gem that provides infinite scrolling for Rails based applications using Turbo.
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A Rails gem that installs a framework-agnostic toast engine with Turbo and Stimulus integration.
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A long-lived project that still receives updates
Rails engine for managing user accounts within UC Berkeley's auth system
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Level up your scaffolds with a modern admin backend framework, designed for Rails developers who demand both beauty, functionality, and extensibility. Uchi provides a set of components and conventions for creating user interfaces that are both powerful and easy to use.
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Upkeep records the data and identity dependencies used while Rails renders a view, then updates subscribed frames when matching application data changes.
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Adding an Elm inspired turbo interface into view components
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ZenAdmin is a Rails engine that provides automatic resource registration, a modern Admin UI based on Bootstrap 5, a built-in RBAC system, and flexible support for custom bulk and member actions.
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