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Reverse Dependencies for activesupport

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

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HTM (Hierarchical Temporal Memory) provides intelligent memory/context management for LLM-based applications. It implements a two-tier memory system with durable long-term storage (PostgreSQL) and token-limited working memory, enabling applications to recall context from past conversations using ...
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Converts HTML into the Fortitude Ruby HTML-generation DSL
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A small library that easily converts various objects to HTML.
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LinuxFr.org HTML processing filters and utilities, adapted from those of GitHub
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GitHub HTML processing filters and utilities. This version remove dependencies on charlock_holmes to make it easy be installed on Windows
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Parses an html document to a json structure following a template
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HTML truncation & pagination for Rails 3+. Optional feature: recalculate resolution values of HTML tags (within width/height/style attributes).
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Ruby gem for surgical changes in HTML fragment strings, using Nokogiri, with optional audit trail in html attributes
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HtmlToPdf lets any Rails controller action be downloaded as a PDF. Request the action with a PDF format and the gem renders the view exactly as the browser would, then converts it to PDF via a pooled headless Chrome instance (through the ferrum gem). Supports Rails 7.x and 8.x.
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HTTPalooza brings together the best Ruby HTTP clients on one stage.
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helps cut through the clutter of HTTP testing
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Allows HTTParty to work better with ActiveSupport::Concern.
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