Broadcast Calendar navigation in Ruby made simple

Simple, fast and lightweight view components for Rails application.

Titler is a ruby gem that automaticaly gives you useful and consistent page titles for your Rails application. You can set specific page titles in the controller or view with fallbacks and useful defaults for all situations.

TJ Scale is a lightweight metrics agent that lets a TJ Scale dashboard autoscale your Heroku dynos based on real queue pressure instead of CPU or memory. Add the gem, set a few environment variables, and a background reporter starts on exactly one dyno (web.1 or worker.1 — your choice). Every few seconds it POSTs a small JSON payload to your dashboard, which applies the scaling rules, limits, and cooldowns you configure there and calls the Heroku Platform API. The gem itself never scales anything, keeping your app free of Heroku credentials. Worker mode reports the number of waiting jobs and the age of the oldest one, from either Delayed Job or Sidekiq (auto-detected). Web mode reports router queue time (via Rack middleware and the X-Request-Start header), request volume, and average response time. Zero-config inside Rails: no initializer needed, everything is driven by environment variables. Requires Rails 6.1+ and Ruby 3.0+. For worker metrics, bring your own queue gem (delayed_job_active_record or sidekiq).

Provides a simple way to convert an integer expressed in bases 2 up to 36 to a decimal integer

Search for specific keywords in the codebase and create tickets in the tracker

TokenKit provides lightweight, Unicode-aware word-level tokenization with pattern preservation, backed by Rust for performance.

Extract topics from document embeddings using HDBSCAN clustering and c-TF-IDF term extraction. Provides automatic topic labeling, quality metrics, and support for various clustering algorithms.

A Ruby wrapper for the Torque Warehouse Management System API, supporting Pre Advice creation and Return RMA polling.

Time-ordered UUIDv4

Description of ToyTrain.

Small supporting units of Ruby to use with Rails

track_relay eliminates dual event vocabularies between marketing and product analytics in Rails apps. Define events once in a Ruby DSL catalog, then dispatch them through ActiveSupport::Notifications to multiple destinations (GA4, Ahoy, your own subscribers) with shared payload validation and a single tracking call.

Html render first page, sort and filter...

The value parser for returning Booleans you never knew you needed.

Interrogate Tailscale on your local machine through the local HTTP api.

turbo-replay assigns a sequence number to broadcasted messages and caches them. When a client disconnects because of flaky network, we're able to resend (or replay, hence the name) missed messages in the same order they were originally sent.

twenty: backend

Provides the CLI component of twenty. See https://rubygems.org/gems/twenty for context.

Provides the client component of twenty. Static content (HTML, CSS, JS). See https://rubygems.org/gems/twenty for context.