ActiveRecord plugin for cursor based pagination for Ruby on Rails. Cursor-based pagination (aka keyset pagination) is a common pagination strategy that avoids many of the pitfalls of “offset–limit” pagination.

A RBS files generator for activemodel gem

A RBS files generator for activerecord gem

A RBS files generator for shrine gem

ActiveRecord redis query cache

This gem provides a command to execute a command on multiple systems in parallel through ssh

RcrewAI Rails is a comprehensive Rails engine that brings AI agent orchestration to your Rails applications. Build intelligent AI crews that collaborate to solve complex tasks with full database persistence, background job integration, and a beautiful web dashboard for monitoring and management...

FriendlyId is the "Swiss Army bulldozer" of slugging and permalink plugins for Ruby on Rails. It allows you to create pretty URL’s and work with human-friendly strings as if they were numeric ids for ActiveRecord models.

A library to select rdb data and update spreadsheet using it.

find_by_param is a nice and easy way to handle permalinks and dealing with searching for to_param values

SQL-based data modeling for Rails applications and Postgres

Provides ActiveRecord for the ORM used by the reactive-mvc plugin.

Every class or object can be transformed to observer and dynamically react to data changes across several models. Observable module is using build in Active Record hooks or database triggers which can be turned on in multiple App environment.

Generates a readable ident for a given model

This gem provides a Rails adapter to the ReadySet SQL cache.

A Ruby gem that helps create test data by analyzing and extracting real records and their associations from your database.

Encapsulates the Realogy DataSync API to synchronize local data store with the data maintained by Realogy.

Keep your frontend forms sane and seamless with your backend

Exposing ActiveRecord::Relations from your controllers to views is bad for business. As much as it is convenient to do so, does it really make sense that your view can use an `unscoped` version of it? More importantly, testing what is and isn't in scope of a `ActiveRecord::Relation` is REALLY h...

ActiveRecord versioning