Better Auth Ruby is an independent, modern authentication framework for Ruby, inspired by Better Auth. It is not affiliated with, maintained by, or endorsed by the Better Auth project. It provides a framework-agnostic Rack core, auth routes, sessions, adapters, and a plugin system.

Adds API key creation, verification, management, quotas, metadata, and permissions for Better Auth Ruby. Includes storage modes. Also supports API-key-backed sessions. Better Auth Ruby is an independent modern authentication framework for Ruby inspired by Better Auth.

Adds passkey/WebAuthn registration, authentication, and credential management routes for Better Auth Ruby. Better Auth Ruby is an independent modern authentication framework for Ruby inspired by Better Auth.

Rails integration for Better Auth Ruby. Better Auth Ruby is an independent modern authentication framework for Ruby inspired by Better Auth. Provides middleware, controller helpers, and generators.

Pure Ruby database schema dumper for Rails applications supporting PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite. Generates clean, deterministic structure.sql files without pg_dump/mysqldump/sqlite3 CLI dependencies. Supports both single-file and multi-file output for massive schemas with tens of thousands of da...

Replicate much of the core functionality of rails.

Convenience method for inlining binary data in Rails fixtures

Binda plugin that adds a GraphQL api to your applicaiton

Binda plugin that lets you import products from your Shopify store.

Better version of biovision-base for rails 6.

Base components for Biovision applications. Models, Controllers, locales, some JS and SCSS

Commenting for biovision-based applications

Managing courses and study for biovision-based applications.

OAuth component for Biovision CMS.

Partners component for Biovision-based applications

Polls for biovision-based applications

Posts for biovision-based applications

Countries and regions for biovision

Testimonials component for biovision-based applications

Voting functionality for biovision-based applications