Hello World Kill Bill plugin in Ruby

Kill Bill payment plugin for Litle & Co.

Kill Bill payment plugin for Orbital.

Kill Bill Plugin to test the payment plugin api.

Kill Bill payment plugin for Paypal Express Checkout.

Kill Bill payment plugin for PayU Latam.

Kill Bill payment plugin for SecureNet.

Kill Bill payment plugin for Stripe.

Kill Bill notification plugin for Zendesk.

A kindergarten with a perimeter, a governess and a sandbox

Placeholder Parsing in Strings

Tokens are a usefull way to give users access to an application. This can be for a limited time or just once. Just think of password resets, changing email, protected rss feed urls, timed out private links

kiosk-pay-stripe is the open-source Stripe payment adapter for Kiosk. It implements both halves of the provider-acquired, card-on-file model: - Card acquisition. `setup_url(user_id:, return_url:)` returns a hosted Stripe Checkout session in `mode: "setup"` that saves the buyer's card on the PROVIDER's own Stripe account (an existing open setup session is reused, so the url is stable across polls); `setup_required?` tells the engine whether a principal still has to complete it, backed by `saved_method?`, which asks Stripe whether the resolved Customer has a usable card. - Charging. This adapter's own `#capture` settles an AP2 cart mandate as an `off_session` (merchant-initiated) PaymentIntent against that saved card — the assistant authorizes the cart, it never presents a card. The gem stays app-agnostic: the principal-to-Stripe-Customer mapping is injected by the host through `customer_resolver:` / `customer_saver:` callables, and no application table is read inside the gem. Today only kiosk-pay-stripe ships; there is no default PSP (Configuration#payment_provider is nil). A host that needs another PSP subclasses Kiosk::PaymentProviders::Base and assigns the instance to Kiosk.configuration.payment_provider.

kiosk-server is the host-side surface for Kiosk. The full surface ships: - The controllers — the per-verb endpoints (GET <endpoint>/<query-name>, POST <endpoint>/<action-name>) and the reserved endpoints (/kiosk/schema, /kiosk/pay), a derived OpenAPI description of both, OAuth client registration (RFC 7591) and the token endpoint (private_key_jwt client assertions, DPoP), JWKS, the KYC attestation endpoint, agents.txt / agents.json / kiosk.json discovery, and the account-binding ceremony (RFC 8628 device authorization and token poll, the verify and «Link an assistant» pages). - Kiosk::Server::Executor — dispatches a resolved command to the queries and actions the host registered. - Client registration and authentication, with a pluggable agent-IdP. - The proof-of-work toll that a kiosk-reputation policy sets (soft dependency; zero overhead when no policy is set). - A Rack middleware injecting the Kiosk-Server-Version / Kiosk-API-Version / Kiosk-Min-Client response headers, a pure-Ruby builder for the discovery documents, SQL generators for the canonical schema migrations, and a `kiosk:install` generator that lays down the initializer and the migrations. The Rails engine serves that whole surface from one `kiosk` block in config/routes.rb, which mounts it at Kiosk.configuration.mount_path — drawing the verb/auth/JWKS/KYC/binding routes under the mount and installing the root-relative discovery routes (agents.txt, .well-known) into the host — then one route per query and action the block names. It also auto-injects the headers middleware.

Queue any method in any class or instance with no need for additional Worker class and no extra code

Kit is a framework for making simple management tools called kits.

This extension to the MysqlAdapter in ActiveRecord enables bulk updates to schema definitions. Pr. default when calling connection#add_column the change will be executed a once, but Mysql allows for multiple changes to be executed in one SQL statement (http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/alter-table.html). The advantage of this is that it takes a lot less time, especially if the table is large.

Quickly add KMS encryption and decryption to your ActiveRecord model attributes.

Command line interface for the SQLite3 database of KMyMoney

Knitsearch adds FTS5-backed full-text search to ActiveRecord models. Search by rich text, associated records, or multiple models in one query. Index updates synchronously via SQLite triggers, atomic with source writes. BM25-ranked results returned as a chainable Relation. Supports typo tolerance, phrase matching, prefix matching, highlighting, snippets, and more.