Mountable engine with user management and authenthication in your API.

Automate basic authentication for your coding challenges

AutoAdmin: an Admin UI that prefers hints over directions

A plugin for Rails which makes it easy to specify conditions to raise or resolve alert records associated with your ActiveRecord models.

Automatically annotate your Rails models whenever you run a db:migrate

remove before_action each controller

Simple authentication templates ready to be customized.

Automatically initialize associations in Rails models

Autocompl is a light-weight autocomplete integration for Rails, that depends on just only vanilla javascript.

Gem for the legacy auto_complete plugin

Integrate with jQuery UI autocomplete library to provide select by autocomplete input and form helper.

A Ruby gem that generates a context file containing information about your Rails application's models, controllers, and environment

Autocuke uses EventMachine to watch your .feature files, then automatically runs cucumber as they change. Use with Spork for total awesomeness. Please see README.md for more details.

Automatically includes decorator modules into Rails model classes based on file naming convention. Zero configuration required.

Autodoc for Grape API specs.

Automatically replaces emoticons with images

AutoError is a mountable engine for Rails 4.0+ which provides an 'exceptions_app' which helps you catch exceptions (showing the appropriate page to users) and an interface you can mount in your admin panel to display those errors.

Auto-Glossary provides hover tooltips and click-through definitions for technical terms by fetching content from Wikipedia glossaries. Perfect for educational, scientific, and technical documentation sites.

Autoguid lets you trivially add human readable uuids to all your models, a whitelisted set of models, or a blacklisted set. Indices are automatically created based on a configuration option. There's also a rake task that will backfill these uuids into resources that have already been created. To get started, include the gem file, run `bundle install`, then run `rake autoguid:install`. From there, edit the config/initializers/autoguid.rb file to specifcy your configuration. Next, migrate your tables with `rake autoguid:migrate:up` and `rake autoguid:migrate:backfill` as required. `rake autoguid:migrate:drop_all` will drop all autoguid generated columns and the data in them. You can always change the config/initializers/autoguid.rb file and rerun `rake autoguid:migrate:up` to add autoguid to new models.

A framework for building automation.