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Smallest Rails Apps launcher

DEPRECATED. Use active_record_inline_schema or original mini_record gem instead.

A simple Sphinx indexing library for Ruby

Store information about speed of test execution provided by minitest-instrument in database

Run tests in parallel with a single database

Simple roles for ActiveRecord

Useful, reusable named_scopes for ActiveRecord.

Connection proxy for ActiveRecord for single master / multiple slave database deployments

Useful, reusable named_scopes for ActiveRecord.

A commandline tool useful for automating the back up of files to Amazon S3

Mission Control dashboard for monitoring and managing SolidCache

A library to assist with the migration of data from legacy databases.

A library to assist with the migration of data from legacy databases.

model for micro_notes

Extends mobb with ActiveRecord helpers.

MobilityUniqueness extends the Mobility gem with locale-specific uniqueness validation for translated attributes in ActiveRecord models. It allows you to ensure that a given attribute, such as `name` in different locales, is unique within the specified locale. By using this validator, you can enforce uniqueness for translations without needing to write complex custom validation code in your Rails models. The gem works seamlessly with Mobility’s `KeyValue` backend to query translations and check for duplicates.

A toolset for ruby and rails.

Report generator that graphs over ActiveRecord associations

With the happy proliferation of TDD, test suites are getting massive, and developer efficiency is dwindling as we wait for our tests to pass. There is a big tradeoff between making unit test more integrationish (and therefore more reliable) vs. making them very mocky, unity and fast. Mockumentary is a library for the later. It inspects the ActiveRecord universe and makes a series of AR mockeries that approximate model without hitting the database, or making any assertions. The assertions, they are still part of the developers job. Mocumentary has two types of AR mockeries: One is used within the Rails universe. It uses introspection to derive association and field information. The second is a static copy built from the first. This static version can be used outside the Rails test universe in a suite faster than the speed of Rails environment load time. Mocking isn't for everyone, so test-drive responsibly.