Ruby wrapper for the Stride API

Strike Iron Address Verification

collection of helpful utils,hacks , etc

Add string utility to model of ActiveRecord

Fill strings that have placeholders like [color], possibly returning multiple results.

== StringEnum is a concern that makes it easy to work with enums. Include the module, then invoke the class method string_enum with the attribute name followed by the list of valid values. This will add checks, writers, and constants for each value.

It simplifies creation of enums which are supposed to have one-to-one mapping to their keys and values.

This gem makes it easy to convert string to date and provides method to create a string version for the attribute

String extension for conversions based on dynamic mappings

Provides proper name capitalization via String#namecase

Provides useful string utils like "truncate to word". Compatible with ruby >= 1.8. Benefits from active_support if available on ruby < 1.9. Tested with: * ruby 1.8.7 (2010-04-19 patchlevel 253) [i686-linux], MBARI 0x8770, Ruby Enterprise Edition 2010.02 *

Add Integer#to_string_with_unit to easily express a number with singular/plural unit

Import Stripe transactions into Quickbooks. Relies on the Stripe and Quickbooks gems.

I like Stroke 7 fonts. I like the asset pipeline. I like semantic versioning. If you do too, you're welcome.

A structured approach to composing DSL modules for Ruby libraries with optional extension hooks

access control for rails controller/action

Strong Parameters alternative for Ruby/Rails applications

strong_attributes provides a strong_parameters-style permit interface using a wrapper around your model. By accessing model attributes in your views only through this interface, you ensure that any attributes displayed are explicitly permitted, and sensitive data is not displayed to unauthorized ...

Description of StrongestValidations.

Lets you access hash values just like calling a method on an object