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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord

The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency

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Creates a Histogram fron an ActiveRecord query
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pg_index_where will provide unique index with WHERE statement on PostgreSQL with migrate the database on Rails.
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pg_jbuilder is a tool to dump database queries directly to a JSON object or array. It uses PostgreSQL's JSON functions ([array_to_json and row_to_json](http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/functions-json.html)) to serialize the JSON completely bypassing ActiveRecord/Arel. This gives a large speed boost compared to serializing the JSON inside of Ruby/Rails. It is perfect for creating JSON APIs with very low response times.
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A gem to facilitate the use of LIKE ANY and LIKE ALL PostgreSQL operators with Rails ActiveRecord
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A production-ready Ruby gem providing PostgreSQL schema-based multitenancy with automatic tenant resolution, secure isolation, and high performance. Built for Rails 8+ and Ruby 4.0+, tested with latest stable versions. Features comprehensive test coverage (217 tests, 100% passing), complete YARD documentation, and interactive HTML documentation site. Perfect for modern SaaS applications with database-level isolation.
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Simple manager for PostgreSQL objects like triggers and functions
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ActiveRecord::Migration utility for creating partitions in PostgreSQL.
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Easily use randomized keys instead of sequential values for your record surrogate ids.
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ActiveRecord PostgreSQL auto-reconnection, works with 2.3 and 3.2 rails.
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Console utility for gracefully rebuild indexes/pkeys for PostgreSQL, with minimal locking in semi-auto mode.
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Simple ActiveRecord PostgreSQL full text backed by Arel
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pg_space_cadet is a simple hack for postgreSQL and ActiveRecord which provides a uuids table of distributable identities of space cadets -- ActiveRecord::Base instances which use the SpaceCadetWrapper. Each space cadet has a default ActiveRecord id unique in the set of all local space cadets; a space cadet's id is derived from its uuid - UUID's are by design universally distributable.
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PgSqlCaller is a small, focused wrapper for running raw SQL against PostgreSQL through ActiveRecord. It exposes a stable, documented API on an ActiveRecord-backed class you name, covering the queries the query builder makes awkward: single-scalar and single-column SELECTs, raw rows, ActiveRecord::Result reads, and type-cast (serialized) variants that decode PostgreSQL arrays and custom column types into Ruby objects. Every ? placeholder is bound and escaped through the ActiveRecord sanitizer, so statements stay injection-safe with no manual quoting. On top of that it adds PostgreSQL-specific helpers — non-consuming sequence peeking, table and relation sizes, EXPLAIN ANALYZE, NOTICE capture, and quoting/sanitizing utilities — plus a fast, injection-safe bulk update that partially updates many existing rows in a single UPDATE ... FROM unnest(...) statement and round-trip. The reader API is extensible via define_sql_method, and the gem runs on Ruby 3.2+ with Rails 7.1 through 8.1.
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A gem that makes working with tags stored in a Postgresql column easy. Support for array of string, integer and jsonb values.
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Retries database transaction on deadlock and transaction serialization errors.
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Trigram similarity, guaranteed equivalent to postgres's. Oh yeah.
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Manage PostgreSQL custom types (composite types, enums, domains) in your Rails application with versioned migrations and schema handling. This cuts the need for keeping a structure.sql while still maintaining proper type definitions in your Rails application.
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PostgreSQL notifications with persistence.
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