Uma gem que fornece configurações RuboCop pré-definidas para manter consistência entre projetos

Rack middleware for Discord Interaction validation.

JWT authentication middleware with multi-tenant support, company validation, and subdomain isolation.

Rack middlewares to make building and serving a Single Page App from a Ruby Rack app easy.

Make use of the various open data rails feeds in the UK. Currently only some from Network Rail.

A comprehensive AI toolkit for Rails with multi-provider support, context awareness, and performance optimizations

Simple menu manager for Rails.

Code that Rails applications use for dealing with internationalization (i18n).

A Rails gem that enables substring search on encrypted ActiveRecord columns using pluggable indexing strategies. Ships with n-gram indexing out of the box. Supports composite primary keys and multiple concurrent strategies.

Code that Rails applications use for dealing with sensitive data (e.g., GDPR).

Simple DSL to validate params (and coerce them to the desired type) that fall outside of Rails' default parameter whitelisting and ActiveModel validations system. The common use cases are searching and sorting, whether from an HTML form or via a JSON API.

Rails application statistic logging with Raindrops

Rake tasks to generate and check a manifest file

Ruby project generator.

Ad-hoc encrypt and decrypt data behind multiple layers of protection via OpenSSL or GPG.

RapiTapir is a Ruby library inspired by Scala's Tapir for building type-safe HTTP APIs. It provides declarative endpoint definitions, automatic OpenAPI documentation generation, client code generation, and seamless integration with Sinatra, Rails, and Rack applications.

A rack middleware for ratelimiting and tracking feature utilization

A collection of useful data about NANPA Rate Centers.

Ruby client for the new CHGK rating API (api.rating.chgk.net).

Ravioli combines all of your app's runtime configuration into a unified, simple interface. It automatically loads and combines YAML config files, encrypted Rails credentials, and ENV vars so you can focus on writing code and not on where configuration comes from