Propel Rails is a modular Ruby framework built as a collection of independent gems that work together seamlessly. It provides authentication, API generation, access control, AI integration, and more - all designed to work individually or as a cohesive framework.

Stub your gRPCs with lab-grown proto objects

Transforms ActiveRecord object to Protocol Buffer messages

Adds simple prototyping to Rails application via a secondary template folder.

This gem enables debuging using the pry console by requiring the pry gem and useful plugins such as pry-inline and awesome_print.

pry-byebug-power_assert shows Power Assert style inspection message when you run 'next' command of pry-byebug.

Pry and some other stuff

pry-doc + pry-docmore + pry-byebug + pry-stack_explorer + pry-rescue + bond + jist

pry-suite is designed to set up a nice Pry ecosystem out of the box. You are given Pry with access to a suite of great plugins. This list is currently comprised of pry-byebug (or pry-debugger for Ruby 1.9.x), pry-doc, pry-docmore, pry-git, pry-highlight, pry-macro, pry-pretty-numeric, pry-rescue and pry-stack_explorer. Finally, the gist gem is also included to enable Pry's gist command.

Good pry stuff.

An open-source wrapper for the official PlayerUnknown's Battleground API

Use pandoc to easily publish in different formats

A minimal pull based data streaming client

Template for generating new DLS Rails applications.

CLI utility for puma-dev.

Punch Stats

Interact with APIs as if they were ActiveRecord models.

This gem will allow you to pull in all missing dependencies for a given Puppet module. This is targeted specifically at private modules that have a populated metadata.json file.

The purpose of this gem is to provide fast IP lookups for the MaxMindDB file format without parsing the data stored.

Ruby interface for the queued API service fronting the Purpose Platform which Fight for the Future uses.