This gem helps you work with members using the Orbit API

Organize files into their own separate folders

A fast GraphQL engine written in pure Ruby.

Ori is a library for Ruby that provides a robust set of primitives for building concurrent applications. The name comes from the Japanese word 折り "ori" meaning "fold", reflecting how concurrent operations interleave. Ori provides a set of primitives that allow you to build concurrent applications—that is, applications that interleave execution within a single thread—without blocking the entire Ruby interpreter for each task.

Add Sentry-like developer experience (breadcrumbs, user context, tags, fingerprinting) to any OpenTelemetry backend

Split an array to even and odd

Get normalized date values for searching, faceting and display (e.g. in Solr search engine)

Passerelle (French for 'gateway') automatically generates OpenAPI schemas and API endpoints from your Rails models by convention, with configuration where you need it.

Patch Retention API wrapper.

Add support for AWS Marketplace SaaS subscriptions to Pay

Use configuration to transform a payload to another payload

Ponsqb admin CLI.

pcrd migrates PostgreSQL tables to a new cluster using logical replication, with support for column type changes, renames, additions, drops, and column reordering with padding optimization. Designed for large tables where ALTER TABLE would cause unacceptable downtime.

Extract all images with format conversions based upon Pdf::Reader library

Simple Ruby wrapper for seding requests to pdf-rendering-srv.

Library to profile and benchmark Ruby code

Permisi provides a way of dynamically declaring user rights (a.k.a. permissions) using a simple role-based access control scheme. A user may be associated to multiple roles with a different set of permissions in each role. The roles and user-roles association can be dynamically defined and changed on runtime.

CLI wrapper for postgres.ai thin clones

Postgres-specific ORM for Ruby

phlex-forms gives Phlex apps a clean form builder: Form(model:) { |f| f.field :email } renders label + input + error/hint in one call, with type and required inferred from the model. Built on daisyui, it fixes what Rails and Phlex form builders get wrong about model binding, nested attributes, and DaisyUI styling.