The Ruby on Rails template engine that implements 2-Step Views PoEAA

Alternative to https://github.com/FetLife/rollout, with an Active Record backend and additional helpers, partially based on Ryan Bates's custom solution in http://railscasts.com/episodes/315-rollout-and-degrade.

Automates FactoryGirl deep creation of models and their required associations avoiding circulars and provides a generator for FactoryGirl factories that reflects on models.

It is very easy to enable lazy loading of partial with scroll in views

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Steroids - Rails helpers

A gem who encapsulate api calls of TJPI sticapi

Utilidades gerais para aplicações rails da STIC

A simple wiki Rails engine

All the advantages of client-side components, but with minimal Javascript plus server-side rendering

Add Stimulus attributes using a nicer Ruby syntax.

A collection of over 25 Stimulus controllers packaged as a Rails gem. Includes controllers for clipboard, dropdown, dialog, carousel, and more. Designed for easy integration with Rails 8 and modern asset pipelines.

Brings the stimulus_grid data-grid into Rails as a first-class engine. Provides ApplicationGrid for declaring columns server-side; cell-grained Turbo Stream actions (cell, cell-confirm, cell-revert, row-insert-sorted, row-remove, bulk); a single PATCH endpoint for cell mutations with optimistic-i...

Importmap-friendly Rails engine with helper, partial and installer for password strength UX.

A comprehensive Rails gem that provides DataTables integration with server-side processing, advanced filtering, and Stimulus controllers

Map global IDs to models in reflexes

A Rails engine with profiling options for StimulusReflex

Customize STI type column

Exposes a few end points from your app, easily enabling CRUD actions on your database that you can utilize from things like a standalone test suite to set up state. (think: Cypress, Cucumber, etc.)

Stoker is a base Rails + Ember project that you can upgrade. It is used by Friends of The Web to get a jump start on a working app. Use Stoker if you're in a rush to build something amazing; don't use it if you like missing deadlines.