A Ruby client for the Expo Push Notifications API, providing typed request/response objects, automatic payload mapping, error classification, and configurable HTTP behavior. It is built on Faraday for HTTP communication.

Middleware that intercepts push notifications, sends them to Expo Push API with monitoring as bonus.

Export activerecord easiest way (csv, xls, xlsx)

Simple way to create decorators and presenters

A helper for creating declaretive interface for decent_exposure queries

paypal express-checkout gem

Ruby tools for harvesting ISO EXPRESS data models.

This gem allows you to express the validations in your models as JSON objects, so that you can implement them as client side validations.

Don't write specs anymore, just save 'em while testing your code interactively. Specs will become a byproduct.

This gem allows you to extend rails models without migrations: This way you can, i.e., develop your own content types, like in Drupal.

Ruby client for Extend API

This concern maintains the illusion that a given object has specified attributes, when those attributes are in fact attached to an associated object. This is particularly useful for different classes within a single-table inheritance table to have access to separate fields in class-specific assoc...

A Rails gem that provides a clean way to associate external IDs from third-party systems with your ActiveRecord models using polymorphic associations.

Allows your models and collections to generate the JSON structure expected by Ext JS 4-compatible frontends.

Fine grained after_commit callbacks for ActiveRecord observers

extra library for ruby from francis jiang

Client for exporting Extreme Overclocking's Folding@home data

Add auto paginate feature to Twitter gem.

Collection of users and applications authentication methods for use when you want your users or applications authorize using the Exvo platform.

DEPRECATED: use engineyard-metadata. Pull metadata from EC2 and EngineYard so that your EngineYard Cloud instances know about each other.