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Reverse Dependencies for inertia_rails

The projects listed here declare inertia_rails as a runtime or development dependency

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Live analytics tracking for Ruby on Rails apps. No need for third-party services, just plug and run.
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A full-featured support ticket system with SLA, escalation rules, and three hosting modes.
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A Rails engine providing an Inertia.js + React interface for mission_control-jobs. Builds on ground_control-api with a themeable component library.
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InertiaJb lets you declare Inertia.js props for your Rails frontend components inside `.html.inertia` view templates using plain Ruby Hashes, powered by the jb renderer. Built on top of inertia_rails.
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Camelizes prop names on the server, including Inertia's protocol metadata and partial reload headers.
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Railwatch instruments a Rails app end to end (requests, jobs, queries, exceptions, cache, mail, broadcasts, outgoing HTTP, logs) and ships linked events to Railwatch Cloud.
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Optional add-on modules for ratalada that do not belong in the core gem. Require only the ones you use; each pulls its own framework (the file-based routing module expects Sinatra, supplied by your app).
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RivetCms is a headless CMS Rails engine, similar to Strapi, that provides content management functionality for Rails applications.
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