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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord
The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency
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Memoize ActiveRecord objects and search there.
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Useful to generate namespaced database models for a legacy database
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Monocle helps you manage your DB views.
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translation support for your models with an I18n active-record backend
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A library which offers flexible, chained serializion for Active Record
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Execute multithreaded code while still using transactional fixtures by synchronizing db access to a single connection
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A little gem that lets you execute lower-level ActiveRecord queries and access the resulting rows like you would by calling `find_by_sql`
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ar_orderable adds a consistent way to order results at database level using ActiveRecord. Supports ordering by multiple attributes and by associated model's attributes.
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You can order AR records and skip callbacks
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Authorization Gem for Ruby and Ruby on Rails projects
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Use a Postgres array column to manage a model's roles
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This is an ActiveRecord connection adapter for PostGIS. It is based on the stock PostgreSQL adapter, but provides built-in support for the spatial extensions provided by PostGIS. It uses the RGeo library to represent spatial data in Ruby.
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ar-preloader lets you fetch the selected associations for a list of ActiveRecord objects.
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This gem turns off schema introspection in favor of declaring properties in your models.
Instead, you declare the properties in the model itself and ActiveRecord will only
read and write the columns that you specify.
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Like Ar::Store, but with Protocol Buffers
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count of querying
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count of querying
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An easy way to follow the "Arrange, Act, Assert" pattern in your Ruby on Rails tests
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This gem defines some helpers to use array columns like assiciated models
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The `handle_array_attribute` concern provides a flexible way to treat string attributes in a Rails model as arrays. This includes parsing strings based on configurable separators, optional spaces between elements, and optional maximum length validation for each element.
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