Identity and access management engine for Rails.

pico_phone-rails wires the pico_phone gem into Rails: a :phone_number ActiveRecord attribute type, a PhoneValidator for ActiveModel validations, a normalize_phone class macro that rewrites phone attributes to E.164 before validation, extract_phone_numbers_from for pulling phone numbers out of free text (with an optional persisted backend for cross-record search), maintain_phone_search_index for keeping search columns in sync on an existing phone-number table, pico_phone_field_tag/f.pico_phone_field form helpers that display national format for a valid number without discarding what the user typed, live: true on those same helpers for debounced Stimulus-driven validation and reformatting via a mountable engine, and an ActiveJob serializer so a PhoneNumber survives being passed as a job argument.

pieces.js for rails

Gem that includes Piecon (A tiny javascript library for generating progress pie charts in your favicon)

pietimer-cis will provide you a counter as a pie

PiiCipher lets you search encrypted PII columns in ActiveRecord without ever storing or querying plaintext. It generates HMAC-SHA256 blind indexes alongside your ciphertext — trigram arrays for partial (substring) searches and single hashes for exact-match lookups. The hash functions run in a native Rust extension for performance. Query interception is transparent: call `where` as normal and PiiCipher rewrites the query against the blind index automatically.

Provide Philippines locations.

JavaScript notifications for Bootstrap or jQuery UI.

Spice up your vanilla rails app with some SPA like benefits without the added complexity of a client-side JavaScript framework. From within javascript, there is no straightforward way (at least I'm aware of) to invalidate/reload a partial. Articles describing techniques such as this one have been around for some time now. This gem builds on techniques such as that one, and allows you to reload partials by following a few simple conventions.

Add tracking pixels to your code in a manageable, performant way

"This gem will help you to build your Pixel Service in Ruby"

Pizza is a responsive pie, donut, bar, and line graph charting library based on the Snap SVG framework from Adobe. It focuses on easy integration via HTML markup and CSS instead of JavaScript objects, although you can pass JavaScript objects to Pizza as well.

placet-rails integrates the placet authorization library with Rails: per-action permission declarations (placet_permit / placet_resource), an enforcement verification hook, and mapping of placet scope plans onto ActiveRecord relations for list filtering.

plan_driven runs a Rails team's delivery process inside your Rails app, from a browser wizard or the command line: every button in the wizard runs the same plan-driven command. A short interview turns an idea into an implementation plan grounded in your real schema; the plan is checked by guards written in Ruby, rendered to PDF and approved. Approved plans become tickets, each ticket is handed to a Cursor cloud agent that opens a pull request, and only pull requests you approve are merged. Acceptance criteria map to Cucumber scenarios, and every phase leaves documentation behind: the plan, the tickets, the pull requests and a delivery report.

Padma Planning client with LogicalModel

Helps you write Playwright tests of your Rails app

Plinth - basic framework

Get GlobalIDs from an ActiveRecord scope without instantiating AR objects

This gem integrates Plupload 1.5.7 with the Rails 4.0 asset pipeline.

Add the missing :no_count_if_one option to the Rails pluralize helper