ActiveRecord plugin for storing coded variables

There is nothing terribly unique or interesting here and there are almost certainly better ways to do things than this. These are little snippets I've found useful in the past and continue to use through inertia.

Generates baseball player statistics

Down and dirty ActiveRecord code spiking outside of Rails

Ask for data in plain English; get validated, parameterized SQL with guardrails.

Keep your code DRY by inferring column validations from table properties! Automagically validate presence, length, numericality, and inclusion of ActiveRecord backed columns.

Codgen is a cross language, template based, code generator, capable of generating multiple applications from a common model. It uses JSON for it's model and config and you can use mustache or handlebars templates or just verbatim copy. If you find a bug or bad error message be sure to log an issu...

Transparently encodes text before saving to your database.

ALPHA - WORK IN PROGRESS - DTLS with stateless header compression and CoAP based handshake.

An ActiveRecord plugin to strip whitespace from strings and coerce empty strings to nil values on assignment.

Coerce blank strings into nil objects for ActiveRecord

Handle application scoping for multi-tenant applications with table scopes.

Lets you do cohort analysis based on two strategies: "big", which discards characteristics for the maximum cohort result, and "strict", which discards characteristics in order until a minimum cohort size is reached.

Provides big_cohort, which widens by finding the characteristic that eliminates the most records and removing it. Also provides strict_cohort, which widens by eliminating characteristics in order.

CoinsPaid Rails Integration

Adds a basic cache_key method to ActiveRecord::Base subclasses for easy collection fragment caching.

Colloquy is an evented framework for building fast and efficient USSD applications in Ruby.

Encrypt data in your database and unencrypt it on the fly.

Allows You To Use Like Query For Any Model.

Group columns on your Active Record model under a "namespace method".