Library for creating trackable config scripts, and reading and writing seed data into spreadsheets

Make ActiveRecord `enum` configurable: store the mapping in database instead of hard code

Semian Connector

This gem provides a model and simple controller for storing global application configuration in a database. This allows the configuration to change without source code modifications.

Progressively enhanced confirmation dialogs for Rails actions

Keeps your configuration in simple way

Remove conflicts from structure.sql that are caused by tracking the schema_migrations.versions information.

One of the biggest problems facing any ruby (possibly rails) based web dev is the extreme lack of modularization of actual web components. Sure there are plenty of great modularized tools from rails to sprockets to whatever outthere that will help you get build a cool web app, but there is very l...

Gem to fetch and make available Conflux configs on Rails boot.

Confsmith is a dummy Rails plugin that shows how to register assets using the various methods available today.

Yet another *fu - this time for rails configuration made easier

Rails gem that integrates via generators to analyze codebases and generate comprehensive test implementations using Prism, RuboCop, and RSpec

A simple set of helpers allowing you to easily add follow/like/watch/stalk capabilities to any ActiveRecord model

Conschedule library makes it easy to integrate scheduling in your Rails application, from RubyEffect (http://www.rubyeffect.com)

ConsciousConcern is a decorator for ActiveSupport::Concern that adds several metaprogramming features.

Consentful is a Rails engine providing cookie/consent state, consent recording, a public preference centre, and a self-contained, mountable admin panel for managing consent categories, services and copy.

A Gem for helping to manage page staleness, compatible with Turbolinks 5.

Run custom consistency checks against your DB and track the results.

An LLM-powered agent for your Rails console. Ask questions in natural language, get executable Ruby code.

Define custom methods, helper, and aliases for your app and use them in your rails console or IRB session.