Simple ActiveRecord audit system

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An ActiveRecord plugin to strip whitespace from strings and coerce empty strings to nil values on assignment.

Add comment support for ActiveRecord models.

ComputedModel is a helper for building a read-only model (sometimes called a view) from multiple sources of models. It comes with batch loading and dependency resolution for better performance. It is designed to be universal. It's as easy as pie to pull data from both ActiveRecord and remote ser...

Give condition when to increment/decrement counter cache.

Simple Ruby client for ConfigHub

Improves support for cross-schema, replication and mutli-DMS applications using ActiveRecord.

Consent permission based authorization

Consort allows you to define relationships between various ORM/ODMs and access them similarly to ActiveRecord associations.

Consort allows you to define relationships between various ORM/ODMs and access them similarly to ActiveRecord associations.

Dynamic scopes by convention for ActiveRecord 3

generates primary keys using prefixed nanoids for ActiveRecord models

Help correlate individual documents in a No/Less-SQL environment

Replacement for ActiveRecord belongs_to :counter_cache with ability to specify conditions.

A general purpose Rails utility plugin.

Analyze and inspect CREATE TABLE SQL statements and translate across databases.

CsvOmg easily lets you map CSV to objects. Inspired by happymapper.

ActiveRecord plugin for cursor based pagination. Uses some column and rpp (results per page) to paginate your content. The main advantage against traditional pagination (limmit and offset), that the one URL on specific page will contain the data set, despite the newly added entities. It may be us...