ActiveRecord plugin for cursor based pagination. Uses some column and rpp (results per page) to paginate your content. The main advantage against traditional pagination (limmit and offset), that the one URL on specific page will contain the data set, despite the newly added entities. It may be useful on the projects, where new entities are added often, and specific page now isn't specific page tomorrow.

Cybersourcery takes care of the most difficult aspects of working with Cybersource in Rails. It makes as few assumptions as possible about your business requirements, allowing you to use any subset of features appropriate to your needs.

Simply creates an HTTP API for cleaning your database to be used by client tests.

Rails support for <input type='date'> with a jQuery UI datepicker polyfill

A Rails 4 ActiveRecord plugin that adds group_by_day, group_by_month, etc. Not timezone aware, but supports sqlite.

This gem allows you to fetch data using Dato GraphQL APIs and render the content in your Rails app.

Automatically tests your Rails app for common database query mistakes

Models used in the Duke Digital Repository

Double entry accounting for Rails applications

Use decent_exposure with decorators (e.g. Draper)

Kafka libraries for Ruby.

DelayedMailhopper extends Mailhopper to deliver emails asynchronously with DelayedJob.

Adds a new :dependent option for ActiveRecord associations that recursively deletes all dependent records without instantiating them.

Time Based OTP/rfc6238 authentication for Devise

Better routes patch for Devise

Rails3 engine that adds OAuth2 Provider support to any application built with Devise authentication

A new authentication strategy named radius_authenticatable is added to the list of warden strategies when the model requests it. The radius server information is configured through the devise initializer. When a user attempts to authenticate via radius, the radiustar gem is used to perform the authentication with the radius server. This authentication strategy can be used in place of the database_authenticatable or alongside it depending on the needs of the application.

A devise extension for remote user authentication.

The devise-twilio-verify gem extends the Devise authentication system to provide enhanced security through two-factor authentication (2FA). It integrates with the Twilio Verify API to send verification codes via SMS or TOTP (time-based one-time passwords). This gem simplifies adding 2FA to Devise-powered Rails applications, ensuring better protection for user accounts. For instructions on migrating from the legacy Authy API (devise-authy) to Twilio Verify, please refer to the README.

Develop your Rails engines like you develop your Rails applications.