A Ruby on Rails plugin to add an after_commit callback. This can be used to trigger methods only after the entire transaction is complete. Updated with savepoint support for unit testing.

Define serialization styles for your ActiveRecord models

Define serialization styles for your ActiveRecord models

This gem provides a simple and extremely flexible way to use most frequent find_by query in a model. You can minimize find_by query of a particular attribute in a model using lazy attribute gem.

ActiveRecord plugin to load specified attributes lazyly

With this gem you will save time creating factory model, with different options you will be able to create a full compatible factory tree from your database

Makes Activerecord Observers lazy, do not load model on startup and only listen once a model got loaded.

Searchlogic makes using ActiveRecord named scopes easier and less repetitive. (lazy polymorphic eval)

This gem allows storing and querying lifecycle assessment data in a meaningful, comprehensive way using a Postgres ltree structure

Leafy is toolkit that allows you to integrate dynamic custom attributes functionality into your ruby application. It provides high level API you can use for any suitable use-case. It ships with several basic data types and allows you to add your own data type converters.

And simple and clean implementation of content tagging for Rails 4 and above

This gem helps ones to perform integration tests on Salesforce. It reads the Metadata from Salesforce and creates the foundation for API tests.

LedgerAccountable is a gem for recording ledger entries to store an accounting history in your Rails models.

A gem that will print a message if a developer is trying to use a column that is from a legacy system but has to stay there.

`legal_entity` represents, in your system, the legally recognized entity, according to some jurisdiction.

A set of standard date scopes to handle years, months and weeks based on created_at or another field. Based on simple_date_scopes.

A model factory

The purpose of the builder object is to create a layer of abstraction between the controller and models in a Rails application. The builder is particularly useful for receiving complex post and put requests with multiple parameters, but is lightweight enough to use for simple writes when some filtering or parameter combination validation might be useful before writing to the database. Since it wraps the entire write action to mulitple models in a single transaction, any failure in the builder will result in the entire request being rolled back.

Allow your models to order and reorder elements using lexoranking sorting.

Extend Ruby on Rails ActiveRecord with Titan nodes. Keep RDBMS and utilize the power of Gremlin queries. Fork of Neoid.