Fix race conditions on one record in Rails: ordered operations, expiring holds, and durable state in your existing SQL database. Solid Objects is a SQL-backed virtual actor library for Ruby on Rails. It brings the Cloudflare Durable Objects programming model to Rails: addressable objects with ordered mailboxes, fenced activation, per-object reminders, transactional effects, and reactive ERB. It runs on MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite without Redis, and requires Ruby 3.3 or newer and Rails 7.1 or newer.

Spree Developer Tools to help you develop and test your Spree applications and extensions.

Ruby gem to calculate readability statistics of a text object - paragraphs, sentences, articles

Core components used in all our web products.

Mass Insert For ActiveRecord via Postgresql json_to_recordset

Core components used in the API Microservice.

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A comprehensive Ruby client library for the Attio CRM API with OAuth support, type safety, and extensive test coverage

Provides an async-http based send handler for aws-sdk-core.

Backy is a comprehensive database backup solution for Ruby on Rails applications, created to help developers manage and safeguard their data with ease. This robust gem offers a wide range of features

Gem for UC Berkeley Library shared audio/video code

A gem providing shared logging code for UC Berkeley Library gems and Rails applications

Utility gem to enforce rails application best practice

A Rails engine for presenting a BIT web application

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Convert nested data structure hash keys between camel and snake case.

capy-spec is a aggregation for rails application

A library to interface with Cequens SMS gateway API.

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ChangeRequests puts an approval gate in front of any action in your Rails application. Instead of running a guarded operation immediately, you record it as a change request — the service class, the method, and its arguments — and it stays pending until one ore more other actors approve. Nothing executes until someone other than the requester has signed off. Each request moves through a guarded lifecycle: pending, approved, successful or failed, with cancellation and comments available at any point before it reaches a final state. Every transition is a small command object that validates the actor's permissions and the current status before touching the record, so invalid transitions raise rather than silently succeed. Failed requests keep their approval and can be retried. The engine makes no assumptions about your user model. You tell it which controller methods return the current actor and their permissions, choose which routes to mount, and it stays out of the way of the rest of your app. Reference views ship with it for a working approvals screen, and every one of them can be replaced or overridden without forking the gem.