Pure Rust streaming reader and writer for Stata's DTA file format (every released version, 102-119), plus a parser and reader for Stata dictionary (.dct) files.
A pure Rust library for reading and writing SAS Transport (XPORT) files in version 5 and version 8 formats, with support for sync and async I/O, lazy record decoding, and character encoding conversion.
Fast CLI viewer for highlighting, search, and diffs across JSON, JSONL, markup, Markdown, TOML, text, and Jinja
A time-series database written in Rust, designed for high performance and low latency.
SAM/BAM/CRAM flag statistics — Rust port of samtools flagstat
Encode and decode the Senbay format.
Columnar storage primitives (Column, ValidityMask) for pandas-parity dataframes — the storage layer behind fp-frame.
Differential conformance harness for frankenpandas against a live pandas oracle — packet fixtures + fuzz seed tests + live-oracle parity gates.
Expression evaluation / query parser for fp-frame DataFrames — pandas df.eval / df.query parity.
DataFrame and Series with pandas-API parity, AACE index alignment, and GroupBy / Rolling / Resample integration.
FrankenTUI terminal interface for interactive fp-frame / frankenpandas workflows.
GroupBy engine for fp-frame with dense-key / arena-backed / hash-map execution paths.
Add some convenience macros for your POROs that cut down on boilerplate code. Method definition macros, more powerful attr_accessors, and easy associations between in-memory objects. Mocks the ActiveRecord API to make it feel comfortable and intuitive for Rails developers. The main intent of this project is to explore dynamic programming in Ruby. Maybe someone will find it useful. WIP.
Lazy loading of 'interesting' ActiveRecord model id's, thread-safely and with easy cache reset and lazy creation in testing
It provides a simple method to make SQL execution lazy.
Wraps the Phone Your Rep API up with an idiomatic Ruby bow. Easily construct requests with block syntax and receive a response with http status, headers, raw body, and ActiveRecord-esque objects that make data-querying easy (using the lazy_record gem).
port of lazy records to ruby