DeprecateSoft is a lightweight Ruby gem that lets you gracefully deprecate methods in your codebase without breaking functionality. It wraps existing instance or class methods and lets you plug in custom before/after hooks for tracking usage via logging, Redis, DataDog, or any other observability tools. Once you verify in your tracking that a method is no longer called, you can remove it safely from your code base. This is especially useful in large codebases where you want to safely remove legacy methods, but first need insight into whether and where they're still being called. Hooks are configured once globally and apply project-wide. Fully compatible with Rails or plain Ruby applications.

Chain together code tasks similar to Unix pipes

Idiomatic Ruby library for Deribit API 2.0

Client library to talk to Desertcart API. Get products details, proceed with checkout and retrieve informations about your orders.

Background tasks & Exporting and importing data out of Amazon AWS RedShift

This gem provides the tools to run and document the steps required to set up the development environments of your projects.

Efficient Developer tools

A metagem for ROM-style development

DeviceDetectorRegexes is an extension for device_detector gem that makes it easy to add new regular expressions

Ruby implementation of client for Apache DeviceMap repository containing device information, images and other relevant information for all sorts of mobile devices.

Provides automatic session timeout in a Rails Devise application.

Support Dynamoid ORM and generators for Devise

This gem generates nicer default views styled with Foundation so you have a bit of a better starting point for your app.

Interacts with the ruby-jira gem to provide authentication of a login against a JIRA system.

Cookie-based JWT authentication for devise with configurable token revocation strategies, forked from devise-jwt-cookie

Implement user targeted cross-platform notifications with OneSignal & Devise in your Rails app. This gem can also be used without Devise, but it is primarily intended to be used along with some sort of user-management-system.

PKCS #12 authentication for Devise.

Allows Devise to authenticate users from central-authentication services like LDAP and Shibboleth.

A Devise extension for authenticating with Rownd

Replace Devise transactional emails with Vero events.