Push ActiveModel changes to Backbone Collections and Models though a Faye Pub/Sub server.

Rails engine to manage device tokens and push messaging.

A set of RESTFul API methods to return information from beanstalk as well as control some behavior.

Provides HL7/MDS inbound services to a Rails application.

LtiProvider is a mountable engine for handling the LTI launch and exposing LTI parameters in your rails app.

CanvasOauth is a mountable engine for handling the oauth workflow with canvas and making api calls from your rails app.

Rails plugin to use Intuit's Official QuickBooks Online Buttons in SVG format.

Rails engine that provides QuickBooks Online API error handling.

Qbrick is a Rails engine that offers a simple CMS.

Ruby on Rails engine for running qunit javascript tests using server-side factories and user login

Run qlive-rails qunit javascript tests headlessly alongside your normal rspec integration examples

Quby is a Rails engine that can render and update answers for questionnaires defined in a custom DSL.

Asynchronous mail delivery using que

Server for the radar query interface

This is a gem to help you to structure common reports of you application just by writing in the controller

Call any ActiveRecord instance method as though it was a Resque job

Queue a main calculation, then groups of dependent calculations and wait for them to finish.

Quickening is a Rails gem for adding to your model a facility to query and manage duplicate records. It's been written to remain relatively abstract and adaptable to various models, and so the library should be an easy plugin for models you may have set up already (barring name clashes). Beyond the abstracted query methods for searching efficiently throughout the table (but only tested against MySQL 5.5, sorry), your models gain access to methods for dispending with duplicates, chores varying in complexity ranging from the trivial deletes to customizable merges (future feature).

Implements Law of Demeter by mapping associated record attributes as own attributes (one-way read-only). Consequently, speeds up SQL queries by removing joins queries between intermediary models, at the cost of slower writes. This is an anti-normalization pattern in favour of actual data-redundancy and faster queries. Use this only as necessary.

Includes commonly used gem's for testing in Rails