Provides a CLI with helpful utilities for developing compliance Puppet code

Use Tom Select for searchable selects in Active Admin forms and filters.

Bulletproof detects ActiveRecord includes that load too many records, both statically via source analysis and at runtime via ActiveSupport::Notifications.

A bundler plugin that adds features to your existing Ruby Gems project. See [our repository of templates](http://gembytes.com/templates) for adding testing, linting, and security frameworks to your project.

Welcome to the CELITECH API documentation! Useful links: [Homepage](https://www.celitech.com) | [Support email](mailto:devops@celitech.com) | [Blog](https://www.celitech.com/blog/) # Introduction This is the reference documentation and schemas for the CELITECH API and webhooks. For tutorials and other documentation please refer to the [CELITECH Documentation](https://docs.celitech.com). "Partners" refers to online service providers that use our eSIM API. Access levels include Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. ## API The CELITECH API is designed for use by partner platforms, including both web and mobile applications. It's assumed all endpoint calls are initiated from the backend of an integrated platform. API URL: `https://api.celitech.net/v1` ## Authentication & Authorization CELITECH API uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication and authorization. The endpoints are protected using client credentials flow which is based on a token exchange. The token has a defined life span (typically 1 hour), after which a new token must be obtained. To begin, obtain OAuth 2.0 client credentials ( **CLIENT_ID** & **CLIENT_SECRET** ) from the [CELITECH Dashboard](https://www.dashboard.celitech.com/). Then your client application requests an access token from the CELITECH Authorization Server, extracts a token from the response, and sends the token to the CELITECH API that you want to access. Security Scheme Type: `OAuth2` Flow type: `clientCredentials` Token URL: `https://auth.celitech.net/oauth2/token`

ChartJs with ruby.

The CodeKeeper measures metrics especially about complexity and size of Ruby files, aiming to be a Ruby version of gmetrics.

Provides OpenAPI 3.1.1 specification and Ruby client for accessing DISA STIGs, SRGs, RMF controls, CCIs, and SCAP data via the cyber.trackr.live API

Run Android instrumentation tests on Google Cloud Developer Device Platform (Device Run)

Plugin to manage file as a global block in opposition to a line or multiline block as with in_tail.

plugin to run and stream output of perf-tools output

A simple, reliable Ruby gem for sending events to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) using the Measurement Protocol. Features include batch sending, event validation, retry logic, debug mode, and configurable logging. Works with any Ruby application - no framework dependencies required.

Create MergeRequest of bundle update in GitLab CI

Greenroom gives a Rails application the parts that turn a Scientist experiment into evidence. An experiment stays inactive until a census job starts a recorder, so a team can merge agent-written code early and run nothing new. The recorder counts the rows, the comparisons, the mismatches, and the candidate errors. At the end of the run it sends one aggregate event and a limited number of sample events. A sample carries an identifier and a digest, and never the value itself.

Import Graph is a Gem that creates a dependency graph of all the ruby files in a given directory.

Generation, parsing, and validation of Instructure access tokens

Toolkit for converting monolithic applications into modular, service-oriented architectures.

Generate your pattern files through this generator: Eq. rails g pattern MyCustomDecorator

Shared RuboCop rules for publishing platform Ruby projects.

A gem that evaluates the code health of Ruby on Rails applications using metrics inspired by CodeScene's research on technical debt and maintainability.