This extends shoulda-matchers to allow validating binary uuids in models.

Converts TIGER shapefiles to relational databases using ActiveRecord

Stupid simple Rails model and object serializer

A simple shrew gem

AWS Lambda integration plugin for Shrine File Attachment toolkit for Ruby applications. Used for invoking AWS Lambda functions for processing files already stored in some AWS S3 bucket.

AWS Lambda integration plugin for Shrine File Attachment toolkit for Ruby applications. Used for invoking AWS Lambda functions for processing files already stored in some AWS S3 bucket.

An awesome replacement for acts_as_nested_set and better_nested_set.

This gem blocks those Rails log messages about 'sqlite_master' that fill up your development log

Useful for multi-tenant apps where the data lives on the same database, but you want the elements of a tenant to associate with each other via relative ids, not the absolute database id.

side_do is a simple command-line tool for making game seeds, uploading game seeds to remote servers and so on. It does so safely and quietly, it's perfect for use with cron as a cron work.

Encapsulates various interactions between Sidekiq and ActiveRecord

Prioritization middleware for Sidekiq

Making asyncronous transactional sidekiq jobs possible

A hand-rolled alternative to Sidekiq Pro batches. Track a group of Sidekiq jobs as a batch in PostgreSQL, get atomic completion detection, and fire a callback worker when the batch finishes (success or failure).

Helper code for using Sidekiq with Postgres. Extracted from our production code.

A Sidekiq extension that ensures jobs are only enqueued when database transactions commit, jobs are deleted when they are completed.

A gem making Sidekiq jobs fully durable with some extra features

Restricts Sidekiq delay workers to only accept 'simple' arguments.

Generates structured schema annotation files for Rails models as gitignored sidecar files, replacing inline comments with separate metadata files that IDEs and tools can consume.

Siftly::Rails lets Rails applications validate model attributes with Siftly and inspect flagged attributes through the model instance.