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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord
The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency
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Create and manage sequential jobs in Sidekiq
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Protect from accidentally invoking Sidekiq jobs when there are open database transactions
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Simple Role System for Rails Apps
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Simple, straightforward slugs for your ActiveRecord models.
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Spectacles adds database view functionality to ActiveRecord. Current supported adapters include Postgres, SQLite, Vertica, and MySQL.
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The simplest of ActiveRecord state machines. Intended to be lightweight and minimalistic.
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Step workflows for Rails/ActiveRecord
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Grown up ActiveRecord::Store config options!
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Minimal console table
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Termtter is a terminal based Twitter client.
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Token authentication for Devise which supports multiple tokens per model
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IRC bouncer with multi-client support
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Support for DB transactions with Capybara
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Traver is an object creation framework
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Adds unique attribute support to ActiveModel models.
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A gem to include all the USDA nutrient data quickly into a ruby project
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CPF and CNPJ validations for ActiveModel and Rails
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Define additional sets of validations beyond the standard "errors" that is tied to the ActiveRecord life-cycle. These additional sets can be defined with all the standard ActiveRecord::Validation macros, and the resulting collection is a standard ActiveRecord::Errors object.
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Valle automatically sets minimum and maximum values for the fields of your ActiveRecord model(s), so you shouldn't worry, that string length or ID value will exceed the permissible limit.
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Use arel predicates directly from where.
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