This gem introduces the concept of "features" and "settings" to your Rails app. It provides an easy way to define such features and settings with default values right in your code and will persist them in the database.

Create a composite feed of 'recent activity' from multiple models in your rails app. They will be sorted by a datetime column (usually created_at). This removes the need for insert hooks to create 'activity' in an extra table.

Rails helpers for feedbuilder

A Presenter Layer for ORM(s)

Fences Fortified is an adaptation of the Fences library. Created to provide authorization for your Ruby on Rails app.

ffactory_girl provides a framework and DSL for defining and using factories - less error-prone, more explicit, and all-around easier to work with than fixtures.

Maintains referential integrity of Rails polymorphic associations.

Common useful libraries and methods for the FIDIUS C&C server, the FIDIUS 'architecture' and maybe other components. These gem and its classes/modules/methods are meant to run stand-alone, e.g. in non-FIDIUS components.

The FIDIUS EvasionDB Gem provides a database which contains knowledge about metasploit exploits and their corresponding alerts/events produced by intrusion detection systems (IDS). It includes a Metasploit plugin which supports the recording of thrown alerts during the execution of an exploit.

FieldableForm allows you to easily build an end user facing form builder.

Parser for field_mask parameter.

ActiveRecord plugin

Extensions and controller/view helpers for filtering glory

DSL for communicating filter intent via HTTP parameters in the URL

This friendly library gives you ActiveRecord/Arel filtering in your Rails app.

A very basic gem for generating JSON responses for collections.

Filteron acts as a bridge connecting filter form controls to your ActiveRecord scope, allowing for multi-layered combined scoping.

Filter records using a SCIM inspired filter expression

Redis wrapper with API like ActiveRecord.

Provides ActiveRecord methods to return results as attribute hashes rather than instantiated ActiveRecord objects. Useful when working with very large sets of results to improve performance.