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Reverse Dependencies for faraday-retry

The projects listed here declare faraday-retry as a runtime or development dependency

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A Ruby client for the USAspending.gov REST API v2. Access federal award data, agency spending, geographic breakdowns, recipient profiles, and more. The first Ruby client targeting the current v2 API.
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Vectra provides a unified interface to work with multiple vector database providers including Pinecone, Qdrant, Weaviate, and PostgreSQL with pgvector. Write once, switch providers easily.
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The Vellum Ruby Library provides access to the Vellum API from Ruby.
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Verikloak is a lightweight Ruby gem that provides JWT access token verification middleware for Rack-based applications, including Rails API mode. It uses OpenID Connect discovery and JWKs to securely validate tokens issued by Keycloak.
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Ruby client library for the Verity API - Medicare coverage policies, prior authorization requirements, and medical code lookups
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A production-grade Ruby gem for interacting with the Vistar Media DOOH advertising platform. Provides clean interfaces for ad serving, proof-of-play submission, and campaign management.
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Idiomatic Ruby client for the VoiceTel REST API: provision numbers, place orders, validate e911, send SMS/MMS, manage 10DLC campaigns, and run support tickets, all with typed DTOs, structured errors, and automatic retry on 429/5xx.
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Official Ruby SDK for the Volley webhook infrastructure API
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A Ruby wrapper for the W3C web API with a CLI interface
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Welcome to the WhatsApp API from Meta. Individual developers and existing Business Service Providers (BSPs) can now send and receive messages via the WhatsApp API using a cloud-hosted version of the WhatsApp Business API. Compared to the previous solutions, the cloud-based WhatsApp API is simple...
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this gem provides connectivity to the Whiplash API for authentication and REST requests.
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A Rails 7+ gem to build embedded Whop apps. Mirrors Whop's Next.js template: verification, access control, webhooks, and API client with a small meta-programming DSL.
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Wikimelon is a low-level wrapper around the Wikidata API.
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WIP.co API wrapper for Ruby on Rails apps. WIP (wip.co) is a community of makers who share what they're working on. wip-ruby provides an elegant, intuitive, no-frills interface for interacting with the WIP API.
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Agent-native CLI for reading WrestlingIQ data via /api/v1 personal access tokens.
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Xero Kiwi handles the unglamorous parts of integrating with Xero — OAuth2 with PKCE, automatic token refresh, rate-limit-aware retries, and typed value objects for accounting resources — so your code can focus on the business problem rather than the plumbing.
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