Modeled after active_model_serializers, this gem allows you to create deserializer classes for incoming Rails parameters.

Create well defined controller interfaces. Sanitize, coerce and constrain incoming parameters to safely populate data models, hold session state in URI variables across different locations, build SQL queries, apply ordering and offset/keyset pagination.

Create well defined controller interfaces. Sanitize, coerce and constrain incoming parameters to safely populate data models, hold session state in URI variables across different locations, build SQL queries, apply ordering and offset/keyset pagination.

Paranoid soft deleting for Rails 4.2

Enable soft delete of ActiveRecord records. Based off defunct ActsAsParanoid and IsParanoid

Map query params to model scopes, pairing one or more keys to a scope. Parameters can be required, or whitelisted providing fine tuned control over how scopes are run.

A decorator library for ActiveRecord that has features to fit in nicely with the ActiveModel world

auto set parent_resources in controller.

Redis backed timeline for your activity feeds.

Redis backed timeline for your activity feeds.

Summary of routes.

Parole adds the ability to comment on ActiveRecord models.

Add simple comments to any Rails resource.

Client side validation with parsley and simple_form.

A library to sync a subset of your database

Generating hierarchical menus in Rails should utilize Rails' built-in partial views instead of using some kind on HTML code generators. This gem just do that.

Easily override #to_partial_path on Rails models

This provides interfaces to various passive DNS databases to do the query and to normalize the responses. The query tool also allows for recursive queries, using an SQLite3 database to keep state.

A Rails engine that provides passwordless authentication using WebAuthn passkeys and magic links with email codes. Includes session management, rate limiting, and customizable hooks.

Passphrase is a library and command-line tool for generating passphrases using the Diceware Method. The method selects words from a predefined database of more-or-less recognizable words, making the resulting passphrases easier to remember and type. And because the words are selected randomly, the result is more secure.