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Reverse Dependencies for rake
The projects listed here declare rake as a runtime or development dependency
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Tools to process Toki Pona language
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Japanese relative date/time string parser.
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Tokkens makes it easy to apply a vector space model to text documents,
targeted towards with machine learning. It provides a mapping between
numbers and tokens (strings)
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A ruby gem that allows you to generate customizable random tokens.
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Simplify JWT token encoding and decoding for Ruby. Use a configuration initializer to standardize the use
of JWT encoding/decoding accross your library. Simplifies the use of JWT Claims.
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Use row filters and column filters to make an anonymized copy of your production database.
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fetch tokusub menu
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Tokyo is a CRM middleware, this gem helps apps talk to it.
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Provides information about current and upcoming events in Tokyo, including festivals, fashion shows, and food fairs.
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This gem provides library for Rails application of Tokyo Metro Open Data. [Please note]: This gem (Ver: 0.10.1) is temporary version. Maybe this gem will be renamed to 'odpt_tokyo_metro'.
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A one-stop api wrapper for all Magic: the Gathering information.
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Regards all typo as tolerance
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A JSON formatter written in pure Ruby that works "good enough" and has no gem dependencies. 60% of the time, it works every time.
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%q{A Jekyll boilerplate theme designed to be a starting point for any Jekyll website.}
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A gem that integrate Tolgee Platform to Shopify Liquid template engine.
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Tolken's API is more verbose than most similar gems. The idea is that you should be aware of when you're dealing with
translatable fields and what language you're interested in in any given moment. In tolken a translatable field is just a
Ruby hash which makes it easy to reason about...
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It is a super simple solution to authenticate users on an API using Rails based authentication_with_token
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Easy way to integrate static analysers into your local and remote workflows.
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Distributed CRDT-based caching and coordination
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Adds methods for converting enumerables to lookup hashes
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