A lightweight, flexible policy framework for Ruby applications

A sequencer takes input, runs an ordered sequence of steps, and returns a Result carrying a success-or-failure flag, a structured error, and the working context that was built up during execution. Built with Rails in mind but framework-agnostic.

A Hugo Plug-in that gives you automated access to zerigo_dns

HumanNumber implements accurate number formatting based on international standards including Microsoft Globalization documentation and Unicode CLDR. Provides human-readable number formats with precise locale-specific decimal separators, thousand separators, currency formats, and cultural number conventions.

Ruby values fit for human consumption

Runtime tracking of finite data sets

Writes out 1 to 100 as ordinal words. For example first, second, third, etc. For numbers 101 and greater are are written out using the number followed by the ordinal indicator, e.g. 'st', 'nd', 'rd'. Supported languages are English, French, and Spanish. For example: 1 = first 2 = second 100 = hundredth 101 = 101st

Gem to interact with OpenTable's REST API

HyperI18n seamlessly brings Rails I18n into your Hyperloop application.

Use I18n within any class

Define locale-specific attribute accessors.

Notifies Airbrake when you miss a translation

I18nAutoScoping is a plugin for Ruby on Rails that lets you easily add auto-scope in your I18n translation. It is very useful if you do not want to add every time the scope in your views ! Especially if your are working on big projects !

A slightly advanced drop-in replacement for I18n::Backend::Simple with support for references (across files).

I18n backend which allows to store/get the translations from a database using a sequel.

Consider the noble bamboo. This peculiar member of the Poaceae family has been known to grow to extraordinary lengths without yielding to (mostly) any obstacles. Not unlike bamboo, the i18n translations of a Rails app will continue to grow. As a tenacious stalk of bamboo breaks through a slab of sidewalk, so too will long translations break a UI. I18n:Bamboo monkey patches the Rails I18n module and will force all calls to I18n.translate (I18n.t) and I18n.localize (I18n.l) to return the longest translated or localized value from all available_locales. For obvious reasons, this gem is intended to be used for development purposes only to aid in UI and internationalization/localization testing.

Different locales use different days for the beginning of the week. This gem allows the I18n locale to determine the beginning of the week day.

Pre- and post-process you calls to I18n.t()

Checks your consistency of your translations and can be helpful to find missing ones.

I18n missing functionnalities