Component library built for Ruby on Rails with first-class support for ActionView using ViewComponent.

Atom javascript library prepared for using with Rails 3.1+

Engine to add a RSS and Atom reader to your JRuby on Rails app.

Atreides is an engine providing a evented CMS following a KISS principle

Atrium extends Blacklight-enabled applications by providing a means of generating custom presentations of a subset of your Blacklight catalog.

Simplified Stripe API

A Rails 3 Gem based on attachment_fu, but without the image processing fudge and multiple backend crap! Just simple file attachments with a little mime type magic ;)

Json based attachments for records in rails.

Attachments handler for Rails via Cloudinary.

Manage a persisted list of blocked IP addresses and block these requests

The attendable-plugin let's you invite members to a Group model and easily build rsvp actions

Easily define and mount 'Terms of Service', 'Privacy Policy' and any other static page to your Rails app

ActiveRecord plugin to efficienty store enumerated fields.

AttrFormattr is a Rails ActionController mixin that provides formatting for attribute params. The principal use case is for a client application to maintain the JavaScript idiom of using camelCase while consuming a Rails API endpoint written in idiomatic Ruby with snake_case.

An attribute-driven hierarchy builder for Rails views.

A simple Rails plugin that provides the ability to cache a value to a model attribute. The attribute will be automatically set if necessary, retrieved when requested, and can be manually invalidated.

AttributeExt provides additional access control for rails model attributes.

ActiveView Helper to present formatted ActiveModel attributes with icons.

Date-granular history for specified model fields. Compact & easy to query.

Attribute Stats gives you insight into which attributes are actually used in your Rails models. Whether you're joining an existing project or have been using it for years, get quick info. The stats help you find smells in your project: Attributes which have never had data set (indicates a potentially forgotten attribute); Tables which haven't been updated for X years (indicates a potentially unused or legacy model); Attributes used by very few objects in your table (is this being used? Should it be an attribute?) It also generates sample Rails database migration code to allow you to drop the database columns.