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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord
The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency
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This is a gem to let deleted records rest in peace. :coffin:
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Recurring_job creates a framework for creating custom DelayedJob jobs
that are automatically rescheduled to run again at a given interval.
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Easy cascading permissions
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If you find yourself encrypting a value that you need to sort by, then this gem might help. It stores a redacted version of the string, the first three characters, in another column.
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A library that provides conversion method between Apache Arrow and ActiveRecord
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cli for back up redash queries
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Redgit is gem for commit-msg git hook redmine integration. Run redgit in git reposirory folder.
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Redis layer for ActiveRecord models
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Ruby model attributes backed by redis
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Concern style helper of caching object to Redis
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redis-collections associates collections of models with an object, similar how to redis-objects associates Redis data types with an object.
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The RedisColumn gem allows for the seamless integration of Redis within your ActiveRecord model in order to store heavy objects away from tables with a lot of rows.
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Counter cache function by Redis
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'Index and search Rails models on redisearch'
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This gem allows you to easily use Redis to store data as regular ActiveRecord attributes
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RedisModel provides various types of interfaces to handle values on Redis
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Provides batch loading (MGET / pipeline) for Redis::Objects attributes on
ActiveRecord models, following the same design as ActiveRecord's `preload`.
Supports counter, value, list, set, sorted_set, and hash_key types.
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A simple way to annotate ActiveRecord objects with properties that are stored in Redis.
Perfect for adding attributes to your models that you won't have to worry about querying
or reporting on later. Examples include flags, preferences, etc.
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A set of useful Redis patterns/abstractions for Ruby (and Rails)
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A Redis-backed voting extension for Rails applications.
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