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A DSL for presenting ActiveRecord::Relations without instantiating ActiveRecord models

Create inboxes for your users to send and receive emails.

Easily simulate Sendgrid webhooks using Pokey.

Set of tools used when developing Ruby based apps

Replace swear words from users' inputs or be notified and execute your own callbacks.

Reusable generic features for Rails applications

Simplify Faker usage with languages using non-ascii characters.

Client library for polygon.io's REST and Websocket API's. Polygon IO is an API for market data. Modernized version

Pose ('Polymorphic Search') allows fulltext search for ActiveRecord objects.

Create fake people, with real-ish addresses.

Preview HTML emails in your browser during development

Ruby on Rails integration for the Pragma architecture.

Precedent is a lightweight markup language for legal documents heavily inspired by Markdown, LaTeX, and the print style of the United States Reports, the official reports of decisions of the United States Supreme Court.

PreciousCargo encapsulates a specific best practice when encrypting large (or small) amounts of data, normally to transmit over the wire via a web service. The strategy is not really complex, but it wasn't readily apparent when I was looking for a solution. Therefore I wrote this gem to make it c...

Facade-based presenters with minimal assumptions. This library contains utilities for setting up presenters for data classes for things like web services, logging output, etc.

Most Rails blogging tools include everything you could ever want, including things you don't. Proclaim tries to provide the simplest (yet beautiful) implementation of a blog via a mountable engine; if more functionality is desired, it can easily be combined with other engines.

This gem should support you when using rails scaffold (or a lot of simple CRUD models/views/controllers) in a programmable fashion, removing repeated code when possible and making it configurable

It does exactly what it says