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Reverse Dependencies for dry-types

The projects listed here declare dry-types as a runtime or development dependency

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Checkr Canda API client (https://checkr-canada.api-docs.io/v1/overview)
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An unofficial Ruby wrapper for Client Success's REST API
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Ask for data in plain English; get validated, parameterized SQL with guardrails.
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Library to synchronize a checked-in YAML file with the SaaS scheduled task service CronToGo
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A parser to easily iterate through a custom-elements.json file
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A client for the alertmanager v1 API.
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This gem is an adapter for the dogstatsd-ruby gem. Unlike the Datadog::Statsd metric sender, this gem supports pre-declaring schemas defining allowed metrics and their types, the tags that apply to them, and tag values that must be validated before streamed to Datadog. This approach allows for a more robust and consistent way to ensure that metrics follow a well-thought-out naming scheme and are validated before being sent to Datadog.
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Read DDB JSON in Ruby.
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disable dry-types deprecation warning (reform)
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Ruby desktop automation
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This gem ships "dmez" — a Terraform-style command line tool for the DNS provider DnsMadeEasy.com — together with an authoritative, fully-featured Ruby client for their REST API v2.0. The dmez CLI manages your zones as standard DNS zone files with the familiar read -> plan -> apply loop: "dmez zone export" writes a canonical, TTL-lossless zone file with fixed aligned columns; "dmez zone plan" diffs it against the live records (conservatively: deletes are skipped by default and ambiguous record groups are flagged for manual review); "dmez zone apply" executes the plan in merge, add-only, or delete-only mode. Zone files can also be validated and formatted, ANAME records are preserved as first-class citizens (with optional --strict-rfc flattening on export), and every account API operation is available under "dmez account". The Ruby API supports storing credentials in ~/.dnsmadeeasy/credentials.yml, including multiple accounts and sym-encrypted values. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 1. This gem is based on the original work contributed by Wanelo.com to the now abandonded "dnsmadeeasy-rest-api" client. 2. We also wish to thank the gem author Phil Cohen who kindly yielded the "dnsmadeeasy" RubyGems namespace to this gem. 3. We also thank Praneeth Are for contributing the support for secondary domains in 0.3.5.
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