Simple programmatic building of hashes.

HashGleaner allows you to declare hash structure you want to get.

Allows to graft one hash onto another. Also implements Hash::get_path('/path/trough/your/structure') and Hash::set_path('change/value/foo/to', 'bar'). See examples on github.

Hash based directed and undirected graph implementations for Ruby

Wrappers for terraform and packer

Extensions to make Hashie more ideal for building data mappers

Makes Hashie properties localizable

Hashie2 + ActiveModel 3, offering declared properties, validations, JSON serialization/deserialization

Tree behavior for ActiveRecord models and Mongoid documents.

None for now

Struct, except it takes a Hash on object initialization. class Point < HashInitializedStruct.new(:x, :y); end; Point.new(x: 1, y: 2)

I heard you like hashes within your hashes, so I made a thing to initialise hashes within your hashes (and more!)

A Hashie::Mash knockoff

Wrapper for Ruby's hashing functions

Adds commonly duplicated key select/reject code to Hash

Sanitizes hash keys according to a whitelist

Makes it easier and more robust to use a hash for keyword args to a method. In particular, performs argument checking and default values.

Ruby Cryptographic Hyperlinks Library

Make hash-based object initialization easy! Provides hash_make method that can consider parameter name, type, default value, validation, and requiredd/not, according to the specification provided. Also, by default assigns by default to instance variable of same name as parameter.

HashMan takes any number (or uuid) and converts it to a unique hash. Includes methods on your class to access and reverse hash