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Reverse Dependencies for sqlite3
The projects listed here declare sqlite3 as a runtime or development dependency
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ActiveRecord OpenTracing intrumenter
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A gem to track changes on active record models
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Instead of a many-to-many join table, serialize the ids into a JSON array.
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Instead of a many-to-many join table, serialize the ids into a JSON array.
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Importing records from a json file go slow?. No problem, use me. It uses the awesome activerecord-import gem. Documentation and code in https://github.com/carlosgab83/active_record_json_importer/
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This ActiveRecord extension adds JWT(JSON Web Token) method
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It provides a simple method to make SQL execution lazy.
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lightweight activerecord queries
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ActiveRecord::Relation extension, find object in collection if it exists or build new one
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Shows a web view when you have pending migration scripts and executes them for your automatically!
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Extension for multi language of active-record.
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An ActiveRecord::LogSubscriber which records only mod sql.
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Enable the query_cache for your abstract base class inherited from ActiveRecord::Base
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ActiveRecord::MySQL::Strict adds validations to ActiveRecord models to make sure they do not trigger errors in MySQL strict mode.
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Adds :destroy_if option to accepts_nested_attributes_for, which is basically a stronger version of :reject_if that destroys existing records, too.
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An ActiveRecord extension to build nested scopes through pre-defined associations
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Provides `ActiveRecord::Relation#one!`, a convenience method that asserts a relation contains exactly one record and returns it. If there are no records or more than one, an `ActiveRecord::NoRecordFound` or `ActiveRecord::MultipleRecordsFound` exception is raised, respectively.
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ActiveRecord OpenTracing intrumenter
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Order your ActiveRecord scopes by a supplied list of ids
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ActiveRecord::Relation#outer_joins
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