Flash flow is a command line tool for keeping your acceptance environment up to date

GemDependenciesVisualizer is a gem that, given the input of a Gemfile.lock's text, produces a .png image of the dependencies tree.

Create a Gemfile line that specifies either the latest version of a gem or the version currently in use.

Provides the ability to graph the dependencies of a given installed gem. Uses a similar approach to DepGraph, but finer-grained; graphs dependencies only for the named gem(s), rather than for all installed gems at once.

Instead of creating your Rails app from scratch, start with a prebuilt template.

GenericGem executes the bundle command but fills in important but easily forgotten details.

Generate graphs of your Rails app's partials

To generate randomized graphs

A simple utility for create class diagram using Graphviz.

This gem patches Transitions to be able to generate graphs using GraphViz.

Create any graph diagram as code.

Run a gremlin query, and visualise using GraphViz

print database schema and entity relation

Insert the contents of the source file into the destination file. Look for a line with certain content in the destination file, and add the contents of the source file before or after this point. You can also look for two lines with certain content in the destination file and replace everything in between with the contents of the source file.

A GraphViz dot file converter file Jekyll.

Creates a graphviz file from a JIRA ticket's dependencies

Automatically generate an entity-relationship diagram (ERD) for your Rails models.

a markdown engine which makes you to describe a graph with Graphviz and highlight codes

Know-What-You-Know Tree

A rails engine to structure, run and manage asynchronous jobs