Familiar Methods From Underscore and Lodash Ported Over To Ruby

Generate SEDA (Standard d'Échange de Données pour l'Archivage) compliant packages with XML manifests, checksums, and archive containers

Load CSV/XLSX, check it, format it and spit it back to the user with a single command.

A Ruby wrapper for the SeeClickFix API

Allows for quick serialization/deserialization of objects for moving between environments.

Enhances the standard rails seeds and the rake tasks with helper methods to enable omnipotent and easier maintenance of seeds.

Extension for ActiveRecord to organize seeds in a directory and generate them as migrations

Framework from creating and building seed data

Continuous Deployment to DigitalOcean using Chef for Transit.Tips

Keep your app's seed data in one file and update it easily

extract active_record to truncate and seed

Create ActiveRecord objects using a CSV file

While Seed Fu solves the problem for inserting and maintaining seed data in a database, Seed Fu-ndo adds the possiblity to remove this data again.

Let your seed code become a first-class member of the Rails app and put it into seed objects in "app/seeds" alongside the controllers, models etc. Invoke seeds as rake tasks or from within the app/console, with or without the parameters. Progress logging included.

Seeding creates a seed.rb from your existing database. You can write queries on the rails console and it will write the results to your seed.rb. I wrote it after having to create seed files with thousands of rows and could not handle it any longer..

An ActiveModel (MongoMapper/Mongoid/ActiveRecord 3+) compliant seed data handler for any ruby project.

Current Status: Working on Design to be implemented

Provides a clean way to handle updates to seed data post-launch.

Create repeatable seed fixtures that you can continually use and deploy to multiple environments and tenants.

A small tool CLI, for Rspec lover, to monitoring your FEATURE specs and check your duplication. SeeDouble go through all your specs and count the number of occurence of your 'expect' and 'result'.