Overview:

Rails Tabler Starter is a boilerplate for Ruby on Rails applications that provides a solid foundation for building web applications. It includes features such as user authentication and authorization through Devise and OmniAuth, background worker and scheduler using Sidekiq and Sidekiq-Scheduler, role management, pre-built UI layouts from Tabler, and development-focused tools like Annotate, Brakeman, Byebug, and Dotenv. The goal of this boilerplate is to provide a simple and efficient starting point for developers familiar with Ruby on Rails.

Features:

• User authentication & authorization: Authentication is handled through Devise, and OmniAuth is supported to extend authentication through third-party providers. Authorization is implemented using Pundit.
• Background worker & scheduler: The boilerplate uses Sidekiq and Sidekiq-Scheduler to handle background jobs and scheduling tasks.
• Role management: The boilerplate supports standard roles across spaces and allows the creation of custom roles per space. Fine-grained permissions can be assigned to each role.
• Multiple user groups support: The Space model is used to represent a group, such as a team, organization, or group. The boilerplate allows the creation of multiple user groups.
• Pre-built UI layouts: The boilerplate includes high-quality UI elements and layouts from Tabler, providing a visually appealing interface for the application.
• Development-focused tools: Annotate is included to annotate Rails classes with schema and routes information. Brakeman is used to perform static analysis and identify security vulnerabilities. Byebug is a simple debugger, and Dotenv is used to load environment variables from a .env file.

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