Cloud-oriented Life

Cloud Native Technology Improves Lives

object_tracer

As the name states, ObjectTracer allows you to secretly listen to different events of an object:

  • Method Calls - what does the object do

  • Traces - how is the object used by the application

  • State Mutations - what happens inside the object

After collecting the events, ObjectTracer will output them in a nice, readable format to either stdout or a file.

Ultimately, its goal is to let you know all the information you need for debugging with just 1 line of code.

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Rpush. The push notification service for Ruby.

Rpush aims to be the de facto gem for sending push notifications in Ruby. Its core goals are ease of use, reliability and a rich feature set. Rpush provides numerous advanced features not found in others gems, giving you greater control & insight as your project grows. These are a few of the reasons why companies worldwide rely on Rpush to deliver their notifications.

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spreadsheet

spreadsheet is a Library is designed to read and write Spreadsheet Documents. As of version 0.6.0, only Microsoft Excel compatible spreadsheets are supported. Spreadsheet is a combination/complete rewrite of the Spreadsheet::Excel Library by Daniel J. Berger and the ParseExcel Library by Hannes Wyss. Spreadsheet can read, write and modify Spreadsheet Documents.

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dotenv

This crate provides a configuration loader in the style of the ruby dotenv - https://github.com/bkeepers/dotenv gem. This library is meant to be used on development or testing environments in which setting environment variables is not practical. It loads environment variables from a .env file, if available, and mashes those with the actual environment variables provided by the operating system.

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F(x)

F(x) adds methods to ActiveRecord::Migration to create and manage database functions and triggers in Rails.

Using F(x), you can bring the power of SQL functions and triggers to your Rails application without having to switch your schema format to SQL. F(x) provides a convention for versioning functions and triggers that keeps your migration history consistent and reversible and avoids having to duplicate SQL strings across migrations. As an added bonus, you define the structure of your function in a SQL file, meaning you get full SQL syntax highlighting in the editor of your choice and can easily test your SQL in the database console during development.

F(x) ships with support for PostgreSQL. The adapter is configurable (see Fx::Configuration) and has a minimal interface (see Fx::Adapters::Postgres) that other gems can provide.

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