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Reverse Dependencies for activemodel
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Simple email confirmation model implemented on top of ActiveModel::Model
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An ActiveModel email validator based on the Mail gem.
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Builds a tree of errors instead of the 1-dimension one generated by ActiveMode::Base#errors.messages.
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Allows to get errors type from an activemodel class, as a symbol, prior to the translation
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Common validations for ActiveModel
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Serializing models to a single string makes it easy to pass references around.
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A Rails validator for immutable attributes.
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Interdependent model validations
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ActiveModel validator for ip address.
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A IPv4 and IPv6 validator for Rails 3 and 4.
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Enqueue background jobs from model classes
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This gem has been renamed active_model_jobs.
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A simple json validator based on ActiveModel.
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Provides the ActiveModel::Lint::Tests for test-unit or minitest an RSpec shared example.
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Provides a Logger::LogDevice that can save Ruby Logger messages to an array in your model
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Simple password model implemented on top of ActiveModel::Model
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Simple password reset model implemented on top of ActiveModel::Model
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ActiveModel::Permalink generates permalinks for your ActiveModel objects, including support for Mongoid.
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Adds in-memory persistence to ActiveModel models
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HasSecureToken provides you an easily way to geneatre uniques random tokens for any model in ruby on rails. **SecureRandom::base58** is used to generate the 24-character unique token, so collisions are highly unlikely.
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