Base components for Biovision applications. Models, Controllers, locales, some JS and SCSS

Commenting for biovision-based applications

Managing courses and study for biovision-based applications.

OAuth component for Biovision CMS.

Partners component for Biovision-based applications

Polls for biovision-based applications

Posts for biovision-based applications

Countries and regions for biovision

Taxonomy component for biovision-based sites.

Testimonials component for biovision-based applications

Voting functionality for biovision-based applications

Common modules for Bitia’s Rails projects

Description of Blacklight::Allmaps

Rails Engine for use with Bluepan

A Rails engine to simplify building BookingSync Applications

In Devise you own controllers, models and views. With Booth you don't own the models (much like ActiveStorage). The Controllers you do own, but the implementation is pretty much just calling Booth helpers. The views you own completely, just as in Devise.

Implementation of view helper methods that utilize robust options and traits to generate semantic Bootstrap4 HTML for Ruby on Rails. Supply themes, rails helper options (such as :method and :confirm for a `link_to`). Example usage: `<%= ui.bootstrap :button, :primary, :block, href: user_path(@user), method: :delete, confirm: 'Are you sure?', tooltip: 'Adds a new user' %>` Which outputs a primary button with `btn-block` that uses rails method & confirm, and automatically supplies a tooltip (and there's much more!)

This gem is designed to work within a larger Rails application, where it can be used to dynamically load and manage different blog templates based on account settings. It's a key component in creating a flexible, multi-tenant blogging platform where different users or accounts can have different looking blogs all running on the same underlying system.

A simple ReBAC / Zanzibar gem for Rails apps.

capy-spec is a aggregation for rails application