Process monitoring tool. Inspired from Bluepill and God. Requires Ruby(MRI) >= 1.9.3-p194. Uses Celluloid and Celluloid::IO.

Adds support for creating state machines for attributes on ActiveModel

Log transitions on a state_machines to support auditing and business process analytics.

Add subscription support to Solidus

Provides SDK for writing Applitools Selenium-based tests

RSpec matchers for state_machines. Forked from modocache/state_machine_rspec to work with state-machines/state_machines (https://github.com/state-machines/state_machines)

Graphviz module for state machines

Marty is a framework for viewing and reporting on versioned data.

SAGA pattern PoC

Shared models for Panopticon and Publisher

State Machine + Active Job

Arborist is a monitoring toolkit that follows the UNIX philosophy of small parts and loose coupling for stability, reliability, and customizability.

Dhatu (Sanskrit word for elements). This plugin will add all the basic elements required for a website. e.g: services, products, news & events, testimonials etc

Use Evento to hook into events generated by AASM, state\_machines and Devise

A basic UI starter kit - rails engine with useful helpers and bootstrap based UI modules

Uses TTY::Prompt and state_machines, extracted implementation

OxAiWorkers (ox-ai-workers) is a cutting-edge Ruby gem designed to seamlessly integrate a sophisticated state machine with the powerful capabilities of generative intelligence via the ruby-openai gem. This innovative tool empowers developers to construct state machines that efficiently handle complex tasks, enhancing outcomes by combining robust internal logic with advanced AI-driven decision-making. Key features include straightforward creation and management of state machines, harnessing AI for improved decision-making and task execution, customizable behavior to suit specific requirements, and user-friendly syntax and documentation for a smooth development experience.

Provides easy DSL integration between ActiveAdmin & state_machine

sequel-state-machine hooks together the excellent Ruby Sequel ORM to the state-machines library, with auditing and other tools.

This library provides CLI interface for starting multiple copies of Sidekiq in parallel, typically to take advantage of multi-core systems. By default it starts N - 1 processes, where N is the number of cores on the current system. Sidekiq Cluster is controlled with CLI flags that appear before `--` (double dash), while any arguments that follow double dash are passed to each Sidekiq process. The exception is the `-P pidfile`, which clustering script passes to each sidekiq process individually.