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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord

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

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Starting in v5.0, Rails removed the `force_reload` option from ActiveRecord association readers. This gem adds that functionality back in.
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Starting in v5.0, Rails removed the `force_reload` option from ActiveRecord association readers. This gem adds that functionality back in.
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This gem adds helpers on ActiveRecord models to shorten the I18n.t calls. It also provides a fallback on the default locale, and a glocab default mechanism (see Readme for more infos)
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Rails Engine that captures exceptions, stores them in your database with rich context, and exposes error data via a bundled MCP server so AI agents can triage, resolve, and fix errors autonomously.
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Enhances Rails inheritable attributes to ensure that changes to super classes are passed on to the subclasses
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Provides a ActiveRecord Rake tasks and integration for Sinatra, Goliath, etc.
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RailsLLM integrates the llm.rb runtime and its features into Rails. RailsLLM extends the builtin ActiveRecord support available to the llm.rb runtime with a Rails integration that includes generators for getting set up quickly, and an engine for a stream-capable chat interface that can be extend...
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A little app that parses through your rails log file and converts it into a SQLite database.
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creates look up table functionality on a model
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Simple implementation of state machine for Rails using enums.
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Use this gem to match attributes between your object instances. It basically returns the percentage of attributes matched between two instances.
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MCP server that indexes codebases using AST-aware chunking and vector embeddings, providing semantic search for Claude Code and other MCP clients.
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Railsmith provides service-layer architecture primitives for domain routing, CRUD/bulk operations, and structured results.
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Allow to developers increase rails performance in some cases
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Rails-specific OpenTelemetry enhancements for source location tracking and database instrumentation. Maintained by Last9.
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Simple, Elastic-quality search for Postgres via ParadeDB and ActiveRecord.
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Handling for phone numbers in rails apps. Make the aggressive assumption that a valid phone number is a 10 digit number. Users can input numbers in any format so long as they contain exactly 10 numeric digits.
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A "Productized Rails Application" is a single generic application having a hierarchical structure wherein add-ons and tweaks for concurrent versions of the application are possible without affecting the core "generic" code base. You might use this, for example, if you want to...
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