Projects tagged ‘plugin’ and ‘rubyonrails’

REST is a fine pattern for designing controllers, but it can be pretty repetitive. Who wants to write out the same actions and copy the same model lookup logic all over their application? ... [More] make_resourceful handles all that for you. It sets up all your RESTful actions and responses with next to no code. Everything has full, sensible default functionality. Of course, no controller only uses the defaults. So make_resourceful can be massively customized, while still keeping your controllers trim and readable. [Less]

Hobo is an Open Source extension to Ruby on Rails which helps you build full blown web applications incredibly quickly and easily. Available as a Gem or Rails plugin, Hobo provides a simple, clean and ... [More] elegant development framework which allows for rapid prototyping or production of the most sophisticated web applications. Main Features: * Rapid implementation of dynamic Ajax interfaces in your application with no extra programming. * Switchable themes. Customise and tweak your application structure and layout to meet any design goals. * Powerful mark-up language, DRYML, combines rapid development with ultimate design flexibility. The end of the cookie cutter blues! [Less]

Hoopla! Ruby on Rails Plugins available via the 6brand.com plugin repository.

Rails background tasks made dead simple.

Current version: 1.5 - Released June 12, 2008. See the ChangeLog. SummaryRoleRequirement focuses on a simple approach to role-based authentication. You don't have to learn a new language in ... [More] order to specify roles; instead, RoleRequirement leverages the power of !Ruby to strike a marvelous balance between simplicity and flexibility. Features: A user can have many roles or one role Full test helpers to make it easy to test your controllers. (examples here) Squeaky clean implementation - don't repeat yourself! Code generators: spend more time coding and less time wading through installation instructions. UsageSteps to using as easy as 1, 1.5, 2, 3! 1. Install restful_authentication and role_requirementInstall restful_authentication as usual, running your usual 'script/generate au [Less]

A WYSIWYG drag 'n drop form builder plugin for your Rails apps, based on the Cells plugin. You can define your own form item types and extend behaviour of existing ones.

GlobaLite is meant to be a breed of the best i18n /l10n plugins available for Rails. (compatible with Rails 2.1) NOTE: GlobaLite is NOT yet compatible with Rails 2.2 Edge. I worked with the i18n ... [More] team to create Rails i18n/l10n API but I didn't port GlobaLite yet. I didn't even start working on that. GlobaLite is NOT thread-safe and might have issues if used in Rails 2.2 LATEST UPDATES: Nov 13 2008: added Greek Dimitrakopoulos Nov 13 2008: added Arabic (Egypt) Mosta Sept 29 2008: added Danish Hoeg Sept 5 2008: added Ukrainian Prihodko Sept 5 2008: added support for labels Sponagl July 30 2008: Globalite now works with plugin_paths. nmerouze July 30 2008: fixed improper handling of multiple pluralizations in a single string morhekil July 30 2008:added custom inflectors support morhekil July 30 2008:updated Russian language file Philippov July 17 2008: improved Turkish language file and resource path localization Torun June 16 2008: Added Malagasy + new rake task creating and/or appending all non-translated symbols from views , helpers & controllers to the org_base file. June 2 2008: Added Finnish, Serbian and Turkish + tested against Rails 2.1 May 16 2008: Added support for Russian, Argentinean Spanish, Dutch + fixed a #select_month bug May 14 2008: Added support for Polish + validation error localization (GitHub only) May 13 2008: Rails 2.1rc1 compatible + support for Hungarian. (available only @ GitHub) May 1 2008: GlobaLite example app moved to GitHub: http://github.com/mattetti/globalite-example March 4 2008: GlobaLite is moving to GitHub: http://github.com/mattetti/globalite/tree/master git clone git://github.com/mattetti/globalite.git I'll keep the repo in sync for a little while until I totally switch to git. Feel free to fork github and send me pull requests. Sept 2nd 2007: Added Chinese localization thanks to Ivan Chang Added pluralization support Added ActiveRecord error message localization Updated the sample application August 16th 2007: Added German Localization thanks to Ralph von Der Heyden! August 1 2007: updated the French translation(Alexandre Bournier), reverted the recent change to the model error msg handling since it doesn't seem stable July 31 2007: Added better model error localization name translation contributed by Guillaume Belleguic July 2 2007: SAMPLE Application now available: http://www.railsontherun.com/2007/7/2/globalite-sample-application Globalite offers easy UI localization. Rails localization. user content available in multiple languages. Active Record validation localization Simple UI localization support different locales yml file based simple syntax no setup needed enough for most projects needing localization pass variables to the localization and let the translator deal with it Simple Rails Localization support different locales nothing to do, rails comes in your own language (including currency conversion and other helpers) yml file based localization for easy update support for Rails 1.2x simple to maintain simple to add/edit a new locale Resource routes get translated Built-in Rails localization in: English (UK) English (US) French (FR) Spanish (Spain, Argentina) Italian Portuguese (Brazilian and Portuguese - thanks to Marcus Derencius) German (Germany) (thanks to Ralph von Der Heyden) Chinese(CN, HK, TW) Hungarian Polish Russian Dutch Finnish Turkish Malagasy Ukrainian Danish Greek Arabic Go to http://www.railsontherun.com/globalite for more info and news Submit your language file in your own language to Matt Aimonetti: mattAimonetti@gmail.com [Less]

This RubyGem and Rails plugin adds a ‘validates_constancy_of’ validation to Active Record. It allows you to prevent particular database fields from being changed after a record is created. A ... [More] validation error occurs on updates if an attribute of a model object is different from its value in the database. The code is packaged as both a RubyGem and a Rails plugin. You can use either one, depending on what your needs are. NOTE: This project is no longer in active development. It has been superseded by the built-in attr_readonly method in Rails. [Less]

Insert easily icons into your web application. In your rails views: <%= icon :information %> If you want to add alt text: <%= icon :information, "Information icon" %> If you want to add more ... [More] attributes for the img tag, append them in the last parameter: <%= icon :information, "Information icon", :border => 0 %> You can see a preview of the icons in the preview_icons.png file at the root of this plugin directory (RAILS_ROOT/vendor/plugins/fam_fam_icons_on_rails/preview_icons.png) or here: These icons are a work of Mark James: Silk icon set 1.3 Mark James http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/ [Less]

JamBase4Rails is a Ruby on Rails plugin that provides a simple mechanism for searching for live music using the JamBase API. To install: svn: script/plugin install ... [More] http://jambase4rails.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/plugins/jambase4Rails git: script/plugin install git://github.com/mattapayne/jambase4rails.git Configuration: JamBase4Rails requires that the JamBase API key be specified in your environment file (ie: development.rb, test.rb or production.rb). It can be configured like the example below. JamBase4Rails.configure dp |settings| settings.api_key = "sdfdfffdfsdfffsdf" settings.fake_calls = false (optional - if true, this will cause the plugin to return static data) endExamples: (Also the see example app at: http://jambase4rails.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/JamBase4RailsExample) #The hash of arguments is optional in all cases @events = JamBase4Rails::API.search_by_artist(“A Band”, {:zip => “90210”, :radius => 50}) -or- @events = JamBase4Rails::API.search_by_zipcode(“90210”, {:artist => “A Band”}) -or- @events = JamBase4Rails::API.search({:artist => “Something”, :zip => “90210”, :radius => 20}) View Helpers: <%= jambase_text_attribution(text=nil, link_options={}, span_options={}) %> -or- <%= jambase_image_attribution(image_options={}, link_options={}) %> -or- <%= jambase_favicon(image_options={}) %>The return value of all calls is an instance of the class Events. This is basically an array with an additional property called title the holds the search results title (if any). As a result, you can simple iterate over the collection of events contained in the result set. Currently these are the only search options available, however, my understanding in talking briefly with the folks at JamBase is that there will be more soon. I will attempt to keep this plugin uptodate. General Schema: Events Event (0 to many) event_id event_date event_url Venue venue_id venue_name venue_city venue_state venue_zip Artists Artist (1 to many) artist_id artist_name [Less]