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Reverse Dependencies for pg
The projects listed here declare pg as a runtime or development dependency
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Introduces ActiveRecord to PostgreSQL, adding support for PostgreSQL specific features.
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PeekDB is a command line utility that builds a simple force-directed ER diagram for a database. The output can be .png or .dot formats.
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Process multiple enqueued Sidekiq jobs in a single bulk job execution. Useful for migrating jobs with high write load to utilize bulk inserts.
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Runs jobs at specified intervals.
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Perilune is a Rails Engine that allows you to define Task classes for procesing files and handles their processing on the background for you.
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Provide a database-backed enumeration between indices and symbolic values. This allows us to have a valid foreign key which behaves like a enumeration. Values are cached at startup, and cannot be changed.
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Handy place to stick small bits of persistent data. Like redis if you don't want to install redis.
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Gem that integrates PostgreSQL native enums with ActiveRecord enums.
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A simple pg handler. Translates Structs into PG and back.
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This gem provides a module that, when included in your ActiveRecord model, provides methods to acquire and release advisory locks for PostgreSQL connections.
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Manage PostgreSQL aggregate functions in your Rails application with versioned migrations and schema handling.
This cuts the need for keeping a structure.sql
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Provides Rails-native integration with TimescaleDB's pgai extension, making AI-powered vectorization and semantic search simple and intuitive in Rails applications.
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pg_any_where patches Arel so that `where(column: array)` emits
`column = ANY($1::type[])` instead of `column IN ($1, $2, …)`.
This yields a stable prepared-statement shape (one bind parameter regardless
of array size), better PostgreSQL plan cache utilisation, and cleaner
pg_stat_statements outp...
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This gem stamps an identification mark on the postgres database connection using the postgres connection variable 'application_name'. Such a stamp can be viewed in pg_stat_activity.
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Sets the application name for a postgres connection
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Mostly seamless management of functions, triggers, views, and materialized views, similar to schema.rb/structure.sql
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Adds methods to ActiveRecord::Migration to create and manage database functions in Rails
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A completely transparent audit logging component for your application using a stored procedure and triggers. Comes with specs for your project and a rake task to generate the reverse SQL to undo changes logged.
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Workload identity authentication for Azure PostgreSQL flexible server/
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Postgres-specific ORM for Ruby
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