Codebeacon::Tracer provides tools to trace and capture call graphs of execution paths.

Specify attributes as code and provide lookup by I18n-, cache- or associated and support for building code classes.

There is nothing terribly unique or interesting here and there are almost certainly better ways to do things than this. These are little snippets I've found useful in the past and continue to use through inertia.

Generates baseball player statistics

Down and dirty ActiveRecord code spiking outside of Rails

Keep your code DRY by inferring column validations from table properties! Automagically validate presence, length, numericality, and inclusion of ActiveRecord backed columns.

Transparently encodes text before saving to your database.

ALPHA - WORK IN PROGRESS - DTLS with stateless header compression and CoAP based handshake.

Parses spreadsheets, validates its data against ActiveRecord model and instanciates valid data

Coerce blank strings into nil objects for ActiveRecord

Content publication platform

Lets you do cohort analysis based on two strategies: "big", which discards characteristics for the maximum cohort result, and "strict", which discards characteristics in order until a minimum cohort size is reached.

A pretty, simple to use interface for all of the cryptocurrency libraries you love to use.

A set of small adapaters to provide narrow subsets of Ruby collection interfaces to various data stores.

It looks for APIs under /api. This will be configureable in the future.

Rails plugin to sort collection based on params

Add methods to ActiveRecord relations and collections

Coloregex saves you from dealing with regex for colors, it contains all 147 named colors including `transparant`. And deals with any kind of color code: `hex`, `rgb`, `rgba`, `hsl`, `hsla` properly!

Provides an integration of the color gem with Rails

Superclasses the "columns" method of ActiveRecords Attribute class and dynamically removes your chosen column(s).