This gem provides a set of modules and methods to help quickly and DRYly create a test automation framework using Ruby and Watir (or watir-webdriver).

Structure with type constraints based on dry-initializer

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

There are tons of books yelling about how you shouldn't repeat yourself, how you should keep it DRY(Don't Repeat Yourself). Well, we tried hard to keep the code clean, but when it comes to blog we wrote, we seems quite ignorante to the DRY principle. During the whole developement process, there will always be some interesting points you want to record, so git gurus told us to write proper git commit messages for further reference or so. And yes, I followed, and I spent quite a time writing about the problem I encountered, how I found the solution, and what should might be useful in the future. That's nice, right? But I've also got a blog to write! Wait, I don't want to REPEAT MYSELF. And that leads to a barely touched blog site. And git-blog is here to help.

Shared code of operation generators

Normalize dry-validation and ActiveModel errors to the universal format

Generate dry-rb classes for Rails applications

micro library to dry models

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

Dry your hands from the terminal.

DRY improvements to the fine gem "smart_listing". See http://showcase.sology.eu/smart_listing for more details

Tanuki is an MVVM-inspired web framework that fancies idiomatic Ruby, DRY and extensibility by its design.

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

Simple and powerful Ruby service objects using dry-rb tools.

Scaffold for Rails beginners. Being explicit is favored over DRY principle.

Where Conditioner allows you to write conditional `where` expressions in a DRY manner.

Dry your hands really well from the terminal. This is me learning how to make gems.

Generates Dry RB operation files