Dasht is a framework for building beautiful, developer-focused application dashboards. Dasht is especially good at displaying high-level application stats in real-time on a wall-mounted monitor.

Intercept endpoint calls to notify a Dash server about endpoint status

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Automatically resets your database when migrations change

Rake tasks for Sequel ORM including dropping, creating and migrating

Provides simple API for converting 'dd' like data amount postfixes (like 3M or 4G) to bytes and bytes to these strings.

allows slicing of fixed length string data

Date and DateTime don't have sensible constructors. You can't construct one using an existing Date/Time, nor by passing a string to be parsed. Instead you have to call special-purpose routines. This gem adds some sensible options to the existing modes of the constructors

Represents boolean fields as DateTime values to trigger events in the future or record when events happened in the past.

Parse keen-like timeframes to date ranges

Converts datestrings into Ruby Range objects

A framework for handeling date- and time-related stuff in Ruby.

Datify is a rubygem to convert a string storing a date or a time in a proper Time ruby object

Creates a separate table that saves all your dynamic attributes.

test gem, please ignore

A Ruby client for statsd

Client library to fetch and manage data bags from a server. Databags can be used for settings, app configurations and arbitrary json data.

db_cache_store is an alternative rails cache engine, that will use database server

Big-Data clustering algorithms in Ruby (on Rails). Currently only supports DBSCAN algorithm and ActiveRecord database.

Rails plugin for loading various SQL constructs, like views, functions, and triggers