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Reverse Dependencies for rake
The projects listed here declare rake as a runtime or development dependency
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Easy to use ruby proxy fetcher, supports caching and retries
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Uses RabbitMQ and ActiveRecord for publishing and consuming model events from any service
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ActiveQuery is a gem that helps you to create query objects in a simple way. It provides a DSL to define queries and scopes for your query object.
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Make queries as you filter and save
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Raw sql with ruby - ideal for reports, large queries, separating SQL from code logic and CQRS
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ActiveQuery Explorer provides a web GUI (similar to GraphiQL) that discovers all registered ActiveQuery objects, displays their metadata, and allows executing them with parameters.
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RabbitMQ publishers & consumers in a rails-inspired syntax
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Production CLI for ActiveRabbit: status, incidents, explain, trace. Human and machine-readable output (JSON, Markdown). Designed for developers and AI agents.
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This gem use create-react-app and react-admin to automaticly build an admin panel easyly customizable
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Set ActiveRecord models to delete themselves after a fixed time, or when a certain criteria is met.
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A spaced-repetition system to be used with ActiveRecord models
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Amazon Redshift adapter for ActiveRecord 8.x, updated for Rails 8.1 compatibility.
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ActiveRecord add-ons & helpers
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ActiveRecord driver for the Advantage Database connector
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Exec Proc After Transaction
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Add activerecord association alias
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Check out the Rails PR for full details: https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/24870
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Call Model.reset_column_information for each migrations
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Analyze an ActiveRecord class to get information about its associations. You will be able to know all its has_many and belongs_to for instance.
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Link objects of different models in a single common table named "any_links" using
has_many_to_many, has_many_to_one or has_one_to_many new methods.
There is no need for creating a new table for any connection type, nor buiding an
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