A Stripe subscription gem.

Active Merchant is a simple payment abstraction library used in and sponsored by Shopify. It is written by Tobias Luetke, Cody Fauser, and contributors. The aim of the project is to feel natural to Ruby users and to abstract as many parts as possible away from the user to offer a consistent interface across all supported gateways.

Just a couple of utilities shared accross the apps to make development much easier.

Tanshuku is a simple and performance aware Rails engine for shortening URLs. Tanshuku generates a shortened URL per a normalized original URL. Tanshuku redirects from a shortened URL to its corresponding original URL.

Visual programming editor and it's VM based on Google Blockly and Tao on Rails.

A TAP test report defines several properties for each tests. The objective of the gem is to provide all the specified properties after parsing the report either from the file or text.

Tasker is a comprehensive workflow orchestration engine that provides multi-step task processing, dependency management, state machine transitions, and enterprise observability features including OpenTelemetry tracing and Prometheus metrics for Rails applications.

Know what tasks ran and keep the track of it

Web UI for taskinator gem.

Render Taskjuggler files (.tjp) as controller views.

TaskManager can help you to manage your routine tasks effectually.

A Rails engine that makes it easy to outsource manual tasks using the Fancy Hands API.

Uses system commands to create scheduled tasks in a windows envoirment.

TasksManagement permits set title, description, state, priority, owner, requester, task parent, end date and attach a file for any task.

respond_to_parent for Rails 3

Rails integration for the taste gem.

JavaScript error notifications for Rails.

Easily set up custom solvable tasks in your Ruby on Rails app.

A token launch platform for transformative projects.

Taverna Player is a Ruby on Rails plugin to run Taverna Workflows using Taverna Server. Taverna Player surfaces a workflow in three ways: As a Web interface in the browser; As an embeddable widget to be included in any other Web page; As a REST-based Web Service. All three modes provide functionality to fully configure a workflow's inputs; run the workflow on a Taverna Server; collect workflow outputs, logs and messages; and present the results in an appropriate manner.