This gem provides a single user-friendly interface for SEQUENCE functionality in Postgresql and MariaDB DBMS within the Sequel ORM. It also models the Sequences to meet the needs of SQLite and MySQL users.

Read through caching library inspired by Cache Money, support Sequel 4 Read-Through: Queries by ID or any specified unique key, like `User[params[:id]]` or `User[username: 'bachue@gmail.com']`, will first look in memcache store and then look in the database for the results of that query. If there is a cache miss, it will populate the cache. As objects are created, updated, and deleted, all of the caches are automatically expired.

Sequel::Units provides a simple way to work with numeric values with units in Sequel models.

Provides a pure Ruby client implementation for Server-Sent Events as specified in https://www.w3.org/TR/eventsource/.

This is a Slush Systems tool for building service images. Slush Systems creates continuously updated and deployed infrastructure and tooling container images. This tool creates, tags, and pushes those images the registry.

Structured Logging to support micro services.

Service Operations based on Interactor, Interactor Contracts, and ValueSemantics

Ruby wrapper for the CANDYHOUSE Sesame API (https://docs.candyhouse.co/)

A simple crawler to list SESC events schedule on Terminal

A gem for JS clients to check if their session has expired.

Supports Rails session store relocation with duplicate write session data to multiple stores

Ruby wrapper for Setka Workflow Integration API

A Ruby library (based on Restforce) for working with the Salesforce Knowledge Base.

SparkleFormation Vault Callback

Pure Functional Language for microcontrollers.

Abstrat tools for AWS SecurityGroup docs

Client for accessing Shanon Marketing Platform APIs

See https://github.com/shantytown/shanty for more information!

The premise of this gem is that consumers of your API need versioning and different shapes of your resources. Without proper thought into versioning and shaping, your codebase can quickly resolve into a redundant and confusing state. This gem tries to solve that problem by allowing the API owner to use simple conventions -- Accept headers and ActiveModelSerializer namespacing -- to achieve controller reuse by controllers delegating resource versioning and shaping to the serializer level.

`shark-on-lambda` does the heavy lifting for writing web services based on AWS API Gateway on AWS Lambda using Ruby.