A gem to access Replit Databases.

Rails engine to extract technical debt

A plugin-based tool to fetch stats, with a GitHub stat fetcher included by default

deb and rpm repository manager

RSpec adapter for report_factory

Take screenshots with capybara/watir/whatever, and upload them automatically to an AWS S3 bucket as a static website. Requires static site configuration in S3.

Simple Repository(ish) solution to hold query and command logic into self contained objects

Base implementation of Repository layer in Data Mapper pattern. See README for details.

Support classes for Repository::Base and subclasses.

repp-heartful_slack is a powerful handler of Repp for Slack.

Generates date & time events from recurrence rules to support various calendar and scheduling use cases, with an emphasis on speed; the core of the Reprise gem is implemented as a Rust extension to enable its use for performance-sensitive workloads.

Track requests and manage IP reputation through Redis/Dragonfly integration with Reputable

`reqless` is meant to be a performant alternative to other queueing systems, with statistics collection, a browser interface, and strong guarantees about job losses. It's written as a collection of Lua scipts that are loaded into the Redis instance to be used, and then executed by the client li...

RequestHeaderLogger Allows you to tag logs with RequestHeader flags.

This gems provide a Rack middleware and a logger formatter for logging with request id in your Rails app.

RequestMeter is a Rack middleware gem for Rails applications that tracks and limits API requests per API key within a specified time window. It is ideal for Rails APIs wanting built-in request quota enforcement.

Provides a Sneakers Middleware to clear out RequestStore after each work is processed.

Inject a tracking tag into all SQL and HTTP requests

Enforces the presence of specific columns in SELECT queries. Useful when you have performance restrictions when specific columns are not included in your WHERE clauses. Indexed columns and partition keys are common examples of such columns.

Require Smasher give you the power to require ruby files in a list of directories and their sub-directories (recursively), a list of ruby files and a list of gems, with just one command.