Provides an easy way to add model-based validations to excel files.

Helper queries providing insights into the Sqlite database for Rails apps.

Point it to a directory and see stuff about the app

This gem will be like steroids taken by athletes. It provides some commands to quickly implement regularly used features to boost your productivity and speed of development.

...specifically for use with Chromatic

Allows file streaming where files are enumerables

Helpers for creating and embedding schema.org structured data for search engine optimization

Allowing rails to look in subfolders first for partials

Turns Swagger API schemas into mountable Rails engines

Generate HTML tables for ActiveRecord collections, with many customizations available

Railstash provides a simple way to write Rails events into Logstash and augment them with your own information.

Automate your Rails after-deployment tasks with rails_tasker

Wraps rendered templates with html comments showing the template path. Also throws in some meta tags which are easier to copy/paste in devtools. To use, call `RailsTemplateDebugger.debug_templates`, e.g. in config/environments/development.rb

Provides templated URLs for Rails apps

Backports the :params, :headers and :env options introduced in Rails 5 to older versions of Rails.

Throttle code in your Rails application.

rails gem generating time series data of active records. This is useful when you need a chart for number of active users or transactions

To titleize a string without changing special characters like hyphen underscore etc

The Rails toolkit is a bunch of dependencies that pulls in all the gems typically used in a Rails development environment. Designed with an Ubuntu desktop in mind.

Makes creating swift models based off of rails active record models a simple rake task.