A client for using the EskomSePush API in Ruby. Built from their api documentation. This is an unofficial project.

Description of EspAuth.

This gem provides an IO like object, that can be used with any logging class (such as Ruby's native Logger). This object will save its input to a file, and allows: rotation by time / date, compression of old files and removal of old compressed files. Its purpuse is to supplement logging classes, allowing everything related to logging management, to be done within Ruby, without relying on external tools (such as logrotate).

Enables easy reporting of events to an event store.

["Generic", "event-sourcing", "scaffold"]

Gives you access to pieces within your everything repo.

Ruby wrapper for eWAY's API

When system raises same errors in short time, it blocks second and later notifications

Exposes simple API and command line tool for fetching exchange rates from nbp.pl

PostgreSQL backed active job adapter which uses `LISTEN/NOTIFY` to listen for jobs and `FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED` to reserve jobs.

Library to handle Exlibris' Aleph ILS.

Scheme-like language for manipulating CaseBlocks cases

FactDb implements the Event Clock concept - capturing organizational reasoning through temporal facts with validity periods (valid_at/invalid_at), entity resolution, and audit trails back to source content. Built on PostgreSQL with pgvector support for semantic search.

The factory_bot_caching gem provides a caching mechanism for Factory Bot/Factory Girl to significantly reduce test suite runtimes in factory heavy test suites.

Generate facts of what happened today or for a given date

FreeAgent-specific pre-flight checks and tools that are designed to work in Harness.io

raises an error if the yaml contents of a config file does pass a test script.

Helper classes for Fastly's NSQ Services

Fast versioning extension for paper_trail

Fatboy is a gem designed to easily keep track of views. It doesn't touch your SQL, and stays slim in redis. It also makes it easy to query based on how viewed something is.