Faceted provides set of tools, patterns, and modules for use in API implementations.

Rfm is a standalone database adapter for Filemaker server. Ginjo-rfm features multiple xml parser support, ActiveModel integration, field mapping, compound queries, logging, scoping, and a configuration framework.

Easily use any Plain Old Ruby Object as the model for Rails form helpers.

Create ActiveModel-compliant objects for your JSONAPI-based API

Parse Server Ruby Client. Perform Object-relational mapping between Parse Server and Ruby classes, with authentication, cloud code webhooks, push notifications and more built in.

ORM for Redis (advanced key-value storage) with ActiveRecord API

Related is a Redis-backed high performance distributed graph database.

OpenStreetMap API client for ruby

Assemble servers from your recipe.

Settings for your classes

ruby wrapper for the Bitbucket REST API (v2) with oauth inspired by vongrippen/bitbucket.

A gem provides My Number & Corporate Number validators

ULID for Rails

A framework that allows to write a domain server, that processes commands and creates events. You should have exactly one domain server for your Rails Disco applications. The domain runs in a domain specific database environment. This helps to make sure no other process interferes wi...

Contains commands, events, validations for Rails Disco. Commands are used to transport updates from Rails to the domain. Validations are used to validate commands in Rails and the domain. Events are created in the domain and processed in projections. Have a look at the rails...

Extensions for active_interaction gem

Makes the google-cloud-datastore gem compliant with active_model conventions and compatible with your Rails 5+ applications.

A custom validation for your Active Model that check if an array is included in another one

Contains everything necessary to build and run projection servers for Rails Disco. Projections process events into database models that are optimized for the Rails views. Have a look at the rails-disco documentation on Github for more details.

Ambry is not an ORM, man! It's a database and ORM replacement for (mostly) static models and small datasets. It provides ActiveModel compatibility, and flexible searching and storage.