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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord
The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency
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A collection of methods and classes that unleash the power of the database :D
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Dump and load relational objects between Ruby environments.
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Duplicate a complete or partial database with ActiveRecord while controlling sensitive values.
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Activerecord database tools.
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copy data from one dbms to another via active_record
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ActiveRecord extension to allow for updating numerical attributes using deltas.
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A ruby gem to handle ActiveRecord like Arel.
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Helpers and shortcuts with Arel
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SQL date functions for AREL 2 + AR 3 scopes (such as created_at_year_eq)
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Adds support for missing SQL operators and functions to Arel
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Provides haversine formula, implemented with Arel; which could be added to ActiveRecord scope, for instance.
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Add index hint to MySQL query in Arel.
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Operators (|, &, -) for ActiveRecord.
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Provides trigonometry functions, implemented with Arel; which could be added to ActiveRecord scope, for instance.
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Add support for creating `ENUM` types in PostgreSQL with ActiveRecord
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Provides a simple way for defining enumerations in ActiveRecord models
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ar_finder_form provides a DSL to define form for options to find/paginate
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Arfy is just a snippet: some rake tasks and environment configuration to allow you use Rails migrations, without all the rails stack.
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