Easily and flexibly define an arbitrary amount of data to be stored in a serialized column

Server for exposing Flexible APIs

Helpers for enum-like fields

For rails applications, requires jQuery

To alleviate issues around highly divergent development databases on feature/refactor branches, flipp helps switch databases upon new branch checkouts.

Fast feature toggling for applications

ActiveRecord 3.2 adapter for Flipper

Tired of kitchen sink services, god-objects, and fat-everything? So were we. Get in the flow.

Connect flowdock using source feature from Rails

Gem for notifying flows about the creation and updating of ActiveRecord models.

Build JSON Schemas using a fluent API.

Highlight search terms in a result set and distill the result text down to the pertinent parts

Rspec matchers to be shared and reused

Library for caching json masked by FieldMask

Easy and clean model factories for active record

Updated fork of the unmaintained gem acts_as_followers. It was tested with Ruby 3.1.2 and Rails 7

Big Data Versioning for those seriously Big Applications

When force: true is set, It will delete orphaned data before applying the foreign key constraint. Use cautiously!

Declare a table structure like an ActiveRecord migration and run 'force_schema!' whenever you want. For when you don't need up and down migrations.

Adds a add_foreign_key_constraint schema method, and extends the schema dump code to output these foreign key constraints. Only MySQL and PostgreSQL are currently supported. Examples ======== # adds a constraint on projects.customer_id with parent customers.id add_foreign_key :projects, :customer_id, :customers, :id # adds a constraint on projects(a, b) with parent(a, b) with the default RESTRICT update/delete actions add_foreign_key "child", ["a", "b"], "parent", ["a", "b"] # adds a constraint with the ON UPDATE action set to CASCADE and the ON DELETE action set to SET NULL add_foreign_key 'projects', 'customer_id', 'customers', 'id', :on_update => :cascade, :on_delete => :set_null The following actions are defined: :restrict :no_action :cascade :set_null (aka :nullify) :set_default Note that MySQL does not support :set_default, and also treats :no_action as :restrict. Compatibility ============= Supports mysql, mysql2, postgresql. Currently tested against Rails 3.2.13 on 2.0.0p0 and Rails 3.2.13, 3.1.8, 3.0.17, and 2.3.14 on Ruby 1.8.7.