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Reverse Dependencies for money
The projects listed here declare money as a runtime or development dependency
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Ruby wrapper for Gillbus GDS API v2
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Ruby client for the Gilt public API (http://dev.gilt.com). Written with the Weary framework.
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When your customer doesn't want e-commerce but actually you need products, orders and a payment gateway
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Ruby library to access Google's web servicespec.
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Ruby library to access the Google Checkout service and implement notification handlers.
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GoogleCurrency extends Money::Bank::Base and gives you access to the current Google Currency exchange rates. This fork allows caching of exchange rate data in Rails.cache and removes the necessity for the Mutex.
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The bare bones necessary for Harpiya.
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Hashie2 + ActiveModel 3, offering declared properties, validations, JSON serialization/deserialization
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Use the Money gem and ActiveRecord's composed_of to store fields wich contains
currency data in a safe and clean way.
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Gets information about stuff.
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A pure ruby hbci banking client
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SOAP Wrapper for Heartland Portico payment gateway
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Use a CSV file for improved forecasting with hledger
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Easily convert hashes to Ruby objects. Originally developed at www.onthebeach.co.uk.
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ING API Client
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Instant quote providers gem.
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Internal Affairs integration helper
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A stupid and simple invoice generator
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SDK for Iugu Platform Applications
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A Jekyll plugin for dealing with money. Because we all have to at some point.
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