Simple implementation of command pattern focused on reuse in multiple contexts

Stop using views: frontend components architecture for Ruby on Rails

You can implement twirp service with Rails controller

Ruby Gem to generate documentation for GitHub Actions

Makes your controllers more unit-testable.

Gem for interacting with the ActionKit API

Load ActionMailer configuration from YAML

This gem defines a way for Rails service or other backends to \ define a mailer that sends email to our employemt hero mail service.

A different take on using ActionMailer, Markdown and I18n.

Well structured meta tags for your Rails app views

`actionpack-direct_routes` backports Direct routes into Rails 4 and Rails 5.0. Rails 5.1 adds Direct routes that you can create custom URL helpers directly.

It appends a path to searching partial views

ActionPush is a lightweight tool which allows you to organize Push notifications the same way Action Mailer does. It includes built-in support for the GORUSH gateway

ActionSchema provides a flexible, Rails-friendly approach to rendering and parsing structured data in your controllers.

ActionScope provides a comprehensive set of dynamic scopes for ActiveRecord models, including basic column filtering, text matching, range queries, association scopes, multi-column search, and sorting capabilities. Automatically generates scopes based on model attributes and associations.

This gem enables access authorization control, based on the access permission settings for each controller and its actions, at the model level.

Group access authorization control, based on controllers actions access permissions using ActionSentinel.

Easily filter, sort, and paginate collections.

A Ruby gem for translating ActionText rich text content using ChatGPT while perfectly preserving HTML structure, tags, and links. Extensible architecture allows adding additional translation providers.

Validate your Rails forms remotely in real time using ActionCable. Also validate client side using native HTML validations and present them in a much 'prettier' format.