Repository like access to elasticseach indices

Elasticsearch Wrapper, with Query & Mapping Builders

I simply want to be able to control the backup and restoration of the Elasticsearch cluster to S3 without any fuss or having to dilly around with curl -XPUTS and friends. So here it is, and we now support Shared Volumes. See the docs on the --fs flag. There are many features I wish to add to this, and if you have any suggestions, please feel free to send them my way!

Elastic search client on top of elasticsearch gem

Provides a DSL to create elasticsearch queries

A lightweight framework to for working with elastic search.

Generate monospaced output in neatly-aligned columns. This gem implements the Elastic Tabstops proposal (see http://nickgravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/). Data written to an elastic tabstop output stream is reformatted to align columns. Columns are made up of tab-terminated cells in adjacent lines of output.

Simple Sinatra server to call org-protocol with emacsclient

Validates, at some degree, that the email you want to send to it's valid and exists.

Connect to the EML payments APIs and Transaction Notification Serices

Secure secrets management description!

This gem provides a dead-simple encryption of string / text attributes of ActiveRecord and Mongoid models. Encryptor internally uses ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor and therefore it uses 'aes-256-cbc' cipher by default. Gem does NOT require column with different name. From user perspective encryption is completely transparent - they use decrypted values all the time, but encrypted values are stored in database.

Gem for interacting with the Engaging Networks API

RSA Base64 Decrypter

Webscale applications from AIR at en-japan inc.

Simple DSL for describe schema of mapping Hash to entity Object and vice-versa

Ruby client of Entrata API

ActiveRecord::Enum fire SQL request and bypass ActiveModel::Validations, this let you play with enum and validation

Enumpath is an implementation of the JSONPath spec for Ruby objects, plus some added sugar. It's like Ruby's native Enumerable#dig method, but fancier. It is designed for situations where you need to provide a dynamic way of describing a complex path through nested enumerable objects. This makes it exceptionally well suited for flexible ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes by allowing you to define paths through your data in a simple, easily readable, easily storable syntax.

Mock your ENVs.