A gem to support banners on GOV.UK frontend applications

A Ruby client library for Google Play Services OAuth. A port of the Python library gpsoauth by Simon Weber

Ruby client for the Gadz.org API GrAMv2

Utility for combining several markdown chapters of a book into a single pdf

A Ruby library to manage your database permissions for MySQL and PostgreSQL. Supports per-table, and per-column permissions for granular access and security.

creates a work environment including grape, roar, rspec, sequel to develop REST architectures

Active Record Helpers for graphql-ruby

Association Preloading and Query Batching for GraphQL

GraphQL functions made to simplify the standard query creation of the graphql gem in your Active Record models. Using the provided functions your graphql types will gain standard and generic query arguments to limit the amount of rows, use an offset, or filter by an specific id among others.

GraphqlUtil allows you to dynamically define GraphQL Client

Describe your Grape Entities in Rails Active Record models

Applies retry behavior to arbitrary code blocks with different policies like fibonacci, exponential backoff, FixedInterval, etc. This basically is the 'retry' construct on steroids.

Helpers for handling Account resource authorization with decoded Gris JSON Web Tokens.

Simple middleware for decoding JWT tokens in Gris apps.

Simple pagination for Gris apps with Kaminari.

Header or params token auth for Gris apps.

A gem for managing releases and deployments.

Generate Rails controllers and routes from gRPC definitions.

Adds 80+ new methods to the base String class. Most help with parsing, others are more of a hodgepodge of nifty utilities. Utilities include: engineering_notation, cryptogram generator, password generator, sort by embedded numbers, etc. Some represent some of the better ideas from other string related gems. Most are from 20 years of multiple language string extensions that were used in some project.

A wrapper to search articles from The Guardian, using its open API. You need to register and get your api key to properly use this gem. It uses Faraday to make the API calls and has some classes that should help in formatting the results as easy to manage Ruby object.