DRY-er cucumber tables

dry your hands.

Generates: controller file with actions specified in arguments, schema file for param validation written using dry-validation gem, use case class for handling logic of the request, presenter class for serialization of objects, request rspec specs for proper testing

Rails reloading for `dry-struct`

Use deep_pluck as a shortcut to select one or more attributes and include associated models without loading a bunch of records. And DRY up your code when using #as_json. Added a filter for graphql_rails_api gem

Validate graphql-ruby arguments easily with dry-validation

kiki is a dead-simple module that you can include in your Models that provides convenient, DRY way of generating unique keys for your favorite K/V or NoSQL databases.

Normalize dry-validation and ActiveModel errors to the universal format

micro library to dry models

Dry docker swarm stack definition

Drys up serialized returns by passing in object, serializer, and an options hash

Rake tasks for cleaning the RubyMotion environment

DRY up your exception definitions

Flexible DRY validations with API docs generation done right TLDR; parametrics on steroids.

Dry::Types typedefs found to be generally useful. Replaces deprecated prolog-dry-types.

DrySQL uses your DB's information schema to identify keys, and generate associations and validations for ActiveRecord objects. You defined the schema on your DB ... don't re-define it in your application code. Legacy DB Tables, Ruby Desktop apps, Rails apps...DrySQL's got all your databases covered

ActionTree is a DRY request router. It provides a compact DSL for defining actions and mapping requests to invoke them.

With this gem, a template is searched in the current controller's view folder (as usual). If it is not found there, the template with the same name in the view folder of the superclass controller is used. Finally, also views and partials remain DRY!

Keep a DRY multilingual translation of your ActiveRecord models' textual attributes

Dry your hands from the terminal.