Static pages on Rails.

Code that Rails applications use for dealing with internationalization (i18n).

A Rails gem that enables substring search on encrypted ActiveRecord columns using pluggable indexing strategies. Ships with n-gram indexing out of the box. Supports composite primary keys and multiple concurrent strategies.

Code that Rails applications use for dealing with sensitive data (e.g., GDPR).

Future gem for RailsPanel Chrome extension

Rails gem for Papercss framework.

rails_parallel runs your Rails tests by forking off a worker and running multiple tests concurrently. It makes heavy use of forking to reduce memory footprint (assuming copy-on-write), only loads your Rails environment once, and automatically scales to the number of cores available. Designed to work with MySQL only. For best results, run MySQL on a tmpfs or a RAM disk.

Parse head html (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/head)

rails_pattern_generator

provide a way to DRY shared/common Rails views

Helper library to generate PDFs from Rails.

Raise errors in development mode when there are pending migrations to run.

CLI to restore a postgres database from a backup. Infers db config from config/database.yml.

Bundle of components already configured, for an adaptable/all-purpose application.

Generate pixel fallbacks for rem units in Rails application

it should ease the pain of creating a presenter that requires to access Rails helper methods

This short little gem adds middleware catching your JSON responses and making them pretty.

This short little gem adds renderer that render prettify JSON responses as 'pretty_json'.

Rails Previews is a Rails engine that allows you to preview the pieces that make up your views, specifically: partials, view components, and react-on-rails components

A "Productized Rails Application" is a single generic application having a hierarchical structure wherein add-ons and tweaks for concurrent versions of the application are possible without affecting the core "generic" code base. You might use this, for example, if you want to maintain a common shopping cart code base that all of your clients use, while still providing flexibility for paid add-ons or site-specific needs.