Ruby

5 open source tools found

Discourse

Modern open-source forum platform with real-time chat, plugins, and flexible hosting.

A 100% open-source community platform for modern discussion forums, with real-time chat, plugins, and themes.

Stop Discourse container: ./launcher stop app; destroy container and data: ./launcher destroy app; finally remove /var/discourse directory. Data will be lost permanently without backup, so back up first.

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gollum

A Git-backed wiki system that stores pages as text files with built-in web editing and version control.

A simple wiki system built on top of Git. Pages are editable text files in a Git repository, with built-in web interface and version control.

For gem installation: gem uninstall gollum. For Docker: docker rmi gollumwiki/gollum and remove containers. For WAR: delete the .war file.

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Stringer

Self-hosted RSS reader with no social noise, just keyboard shortcuts and privacy.

Stringer is a self-hosted RSS reader that focuses on simplicity and privacy. It has no social features, no external dependencies, and no fancy algorithms. Just keyboard shortcuts and a clean reading experience.

If deployed on Heroku, simply delete the app. On VPS or Docker, remove the project directory or container and drop the database.

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openstreetmap-website

Open-source backend for OpenStreetMap's website and API.

The Ruby on Rails application powering the OpenStreetMap website and API.

Delete the project directory and drop the database. If using Docker, remove containers and images.

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anycable

Drop-in replacement for Rails ActionCable with Go-level performance and horizontal scaling.

High-performance real-time WebSocket & SSE server for Rails and beyond.

1. Stop anycable-go process and remove binary or Docker container. 2. Remove 'anycable-rails' from Gemfile, run bundle install and delete configuration files. 3. Remove any custom channel code referencing AnyCable.

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