Dryml FireMarker annotates the output of Hobo and Rails apps that use the DRYML templating system.

It can successfully replace conceptually similar libraries like Dry-transaction. It's all because of the simplicity its code offers.

A ddd-oriented infrastructure for ruby/rails projects based on the dry-rb ecosystem.

file utilities

Put Google Maps APIs in a spin-dryer and drink their juice: Geocoding, Time Zones, ...and more upcoming!

RSpec matchers for dry-validation

Inspired by dry-initializer and virtus, portrayal is a minimalist gem that takes a somewhat different approach to building struct-like classes. It steps away from types, coersion, and writer methods in favor of encouraging well-designed constructors. Read more in the Philosophy section of the REA...

Delayed Action is a controller concern that lets you queue long running requests in a DRY fashion to avoid timeouts

Simple, internationalized and DRY page titles and headings for Rails.

ProcMe provides you with methods for DRY and clean processing of enumerables.

A dry-types/dry-struct alternative making the difference between undefined and nil

YAML based DRY settings manager.

Simple, internationalized and DRY page titles and headings for rails.

Simple base class for DRY environment based configurations.

A framework for DRY RESTful APIs in Ruby on Rails.

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

Include more records in your relations/associations, just to DRY your code.

"sinatra-validation is a gem to define parameter validation with dry-validation"

Provides a some useful modules, classes, and methods as well as a DSL-like syntax for FFI::Struct layouts

imap-filter is a Ruby implementation of an IMAP filtering application. it can handle multiple IMAP accounts, and create IMAP folders automatically where none exists. The imap-filter DSL makes it easy to filter. You can also do "dry-runs" to make sure what happens is what is expected.