Encrypt an additional secrets file for really important secrets.

Gracefully swap your RoR secret_token.

Sections_rails adds infrastructure to the view layer of Ruby on Rails. It allows to define and use the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code of dedicated sections of pages together in one place.

Rails has a security flaw: All attributes are writable by default. This allows for spectacular hacks, like this one: https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/b83965785db1eec019edf1fc272b1aa393e6dc57. This gem makes all attributes protected by default.

Wrap routes in a 'secured' block to only appear when on an SSL connection

Secure download for CarrierWave with CanCan

Add securely hashed attributes to your models, serialized with BCrypt

Routing-level ssl support for ruby application actions

This gems includes various tools about security.txt for Ruby: A rails engine, A Rack MiddleWare, a simple parser and generator

A CMS Engine for Rails.

Allows for quick serialization/deserialization of objects for moving between environments.

Enhances the standard rails seeds and the rake tasks with helper methods to enable omnipotent and easier maintenance of seeds.

Extension for ActiveRecord to organize seeds in a directory and generate them as migrations

If you are migration seed data and only what the migration to run once it is best to log that the migration has already run. This separates data migrations from schema migrations.

Dump (parts) of your database to db/seedspec.rb to get a headstart creating a meaningful seedspec.rb file.

A simple gem to seed your Rails application by environment

Use seeds.rb as test fixtures

Generate seed files from your schema.

Let your seed code become a first-class member of the Rails app and put it into seed objects in "app/seeds" alongside the controllers, models etc. Invoke seeds as rake tasks or from within the app/console, with or without the parameters. Progress logging included.

SeedList is designed for Rails-powered tournament engines that need to persist a 1-indexed ordered list of players (ranked low-to-high by skill or past performance) and then match them up appropriately in the first round of a bracket.