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Reverse Dependencies for sqlite3

The projects listed here declare sqlite3 as a runtime or development dependency

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This is an ActiveRecord connection adapter for the SpatiaLite extension to the Sqlite3 database. It is based on the stock sqlite3 adapter, but provides built-in support for spatial databases using SpatiaLite. It uses the RGeo library to represent spatial data in Ruby.
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An implementation of repository pattern that can connect with any ORM
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Wraps the OpenStack Swift/Storage service as an Active Storage service
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ActsAsFriendable provides a Friendship model, relevent scopes, and many instance methods to quickly and easily add Social Networking functionality to your Rails application.
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This is a ruby gem that provides drop in replacement for acts_as_tree but makes use of SQL recursive statement. Be sure to have a DBMS that supports recursive queries when using this gem (e.g. PostgreSQL or SQLite).
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ActiveRecord extension that provides revision support so that history can be tracked and changes can be reverted. Emphasis for this plugin versus similar ones is including associations, saving on storage, and extensibility of the model.
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Add relational feature to Rails (e.g. follow, block and like).
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An address picker for Rails with autocompletion and map picking (adapted from https://github.com/sgruhier/jquery-addresspicker)
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Loads page content into AJAX sections with AJAX links, handling the details for you, load content with javascript into designated page containers. Supports multiple and/or nested AJAX sections. Designed to be easy to use, customizable, supports browser history robustly, supports AJAX forms and ha...
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Almanac is the most elegant mountable blog engine that can be easily hooked up in the existing Rails application.
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Annotate your models and keep your comments about fields.
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Add pagination info to the response headers, GitHub style.
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An easy to use, framework agnostic, customizable library to easily store and retrieve application configuration.
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Easing the creation of DTOs from your ActiveRecord models.
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With minimal setup, be able to regularly run tasks in Rails. Either user cron syntax or simply define an interval.
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ActiveRecord Object Instrumenter: Instrument the creation of ActiveRecord objects
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These RSpec matchers allow guarding against N+1 queries by specifying exactly how many queries you expect each of your ActiveRecord models to perform.
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