This engine makes monitoring the status of your Rails environment easier. It provides a Rails action with a green light / red light list of configured services, such as: * ActionMailer * ActiveRecord * AWS S3 * Delayed Job * Stripe

Include this in the module which will allow you to search for status for a class.

A very simplistic engine for a rails status page

API Endpoints for the Stellar Protocol

API Endpoint to query for federated addresses

Cleaner, Happier, Easier Changelogs in Rails

Alternative to https://github.com/FetLife/rollout, with an Active Record backend and additional helpers, partially based on Ryan Bates's custom solution in http://railscasts.com/episodes/315-rollout-and-degrade.

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A simple wiki Rails engine

Exposes a few end points from your app, easily enabling CRUD actions on your database that you can utilize from things like a standalone test suite to set up state. (think: Cypress, Cucumber, etc.)

Soft deletion for Rails 4, done right.

Mimic and be able to override another Storext model

An OmniAuth strategy for use with Stormpath

A more convenient way to return different HTTP status codes from Rails.

A Rails engine for quickly specifying and managing basic structured content.

Rails Engine that provides workers implemented as http streaming requests.

This gem makes it easy to convert string to date and provides method to create a string version for the attribute

Provides a Cell to render a 'Pay with Stripe' button and handle the response from Stripe.

A RailsEngine offering local, synchronous access to Stripe Api resources as ActiveRecord classes

Stripe Rails was built on top of the official stripe gem to bring ease of use of stripe in your models. The gem also uses your applications cache to store objects locally so that you dont have to continuously hit Stripes API, it wont have to reach the stripe API on every page load. Lastly, this gem has built in responses for stripe webhooks/callbacks.