Simple, declarative, ActiveModel style callbacks (aka hooks or events) in Ruby! Once mixed-in, you can get awesome callback and hooks within any class you want!

Some mappings of Library of Congress call numbers to academic departments. Very opinionated and specific to our specific context. See also the high_level_browse gem.

API client to access CalX events

Camaleon CMS plugin to store media uploads with paperclip

Ruby wrapper for Campact User Service

An SDK for MSG91 Campaigns

A clean, idiomatic Ruby interface for interacting with the Campus Management API.

You can check can963 out in detail.

Put on a mask and pretend! CanCanCan::Masquerade allows your objects to pretend to be other objects when checking permissions.

Implements CanCanCan's rule-based record fetching using neo4j gem.

Add notifications to cancancan authorization gem

Conventions & helpers simplifying the use of CanCanCan in complex Rails applications.

Simple feature flags based on a redis instance, a YAML config file and/or environment variables.

Canister is a simple IoC container for ruby. It has no dependencies and provides only the functionality you need. It does not monkey-patch ruby or pollute the global namespace, and most importantly it expects to be invisible to your domain classes.

This Gem allows you to generated signed tokens that grant your users scoped access to your Canvas embeds. This token can be used in Canvas' React component to display your Canvas charts in your own application.

An alternative approach to index & search with Elasticsearch & Ruby on Rails

Ruby implementation for Capability-based Access Control model

CapeCod offers you simple stupid way of colorizing and applying effects to your terminal output, by appending ANSI escape sequences to your strings.

Caperoma automates many decisions related to the programming that you often don't realize, and which you can forget hundreds of times during the time of working on the project: pulling the latest code from upstream before you start working, remembering from which branch you started the feature to later make a pull request into it, creating & starting tasks in Jira, creating & starting tasks in Pivotal, naming branches, adding Jira ID into the branch name, style guide checks, commits, naming commits, adding Jira ID into commit name, adding Pivotal ID into commit name, git pushes, pull requests into correct branches, stopping tasks in Jira, stopping tasks in Pivotal, tracking time, logging time to Jira, switching back into the original branch and much more.

This gem is a coding challenge proposed by @capim