Shakha is a headless OAuth broker engine for Rails APIs and monoliths. Your frontend does a single redirect; Shakha runs the OAuth dance (PKCE, state) against Google or GitHub, stores a revocable database-backed session, and redirects back with a session token usable via encrypted cookie or Authorization: Bearer. No JWTs issued, no Redis, no frontend SDK. Pre-1.0: APIs and security posture still evolving.

Dashboards, articles, reports... can be models that users share. We help you to do it easily.

Assets for share-selected-text for the Rails asset pipeline

Quiet your logs

Backed by ActiveJob and FFMpeg

Server SDK for Shipeasy. Polls /sdk/flags and /sdk/experiments, evaluates gates and experiments locally, forwards exposures + metrics to /collect, and (when loaded inside Rails) auto-mounts i18n_head_tags / i18n_inline_data / i18n_script_tag / i18n_t view helpers for the Shipeasy string-manager CDN.

Shirinji integration for rails (see https://github.com/fdutey/shirinji for more details)

Abstracts out and port to ruby the functionality of the shopify textmate bundle for use in other editors. Provides a shopify console with the ability to switch between configured shops, using either custom app or oauth token style authentication. Provides caches of objects and convenience methods for fetching them.

A collection of tools for dealing with Shopify apps.

Showdown.js for Rails 3.1 Asset Pipeline

Stupid simple Rails model and object serializer

shufflejs for Ruby on Rails

Shuttlebay serves a Rack app (Rails, Sinatra, Roda) as a Mothership [[bays.http]] bay. Mothership owns HTTP; a native engine turns docking protocol frames into Rack calls on preforked, threaded workers.

Shuts up asset pipeline log in Rails 4+.

A simple gem to handle Sidekiq autoscaling.

A hand-rolled alternative to Sidekiq Pro batches. Track a group of Sidekiq jobs as a batch in PostgreSQL, get atomic completion detection, and fire a callback worker when the batch finishes (success or failure).

Adds tasks for Sidekiq Cron loading

Sidekiq::Health adds a rake task that outputs the current size our your Sidekiq queues.

This Gem adds a /queue-status endpoint to your Rails app. Useful for monitoring your Sidekiq queues with Icinga or Nagios. Normally returns a 200 OK, returns 503 Service Unavailable when stats such as queue latency are too high.

A gem making Sidekiq jobs fully durable with some extra features