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A statesmanlike state machine library.
The main features of gocardless/statesman are: Ruby Frameworks and Tools, State Machines.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: aasm/aasm — This library provides a framework for defining finite state machines within Ruby classes to manage complex object… pluginaweek/state_machine — This project is a Ruby library for defining and managing object lifecycles through states, events, and transition… statelyai/xstate — XState is a statechart logic library and finite state machine framework used to model complex application behavior. It… balvig/spyke — Interact with REST services in an ActiveRecord-like manner. celluloid/timers. capistrano/chruby.
This library provides a framework for defining finite state machines within Ruby classes to manage complex object lifecycles. It functions as a declarative workflow engine, allowing developers to model object states, events, and transitions through a readable domain-specific language. By integrating directly with database persistence layers, the framework ensures that state changes are synchronized with storage records while maintaining data integrity through transaction management and row locking. The library distinguishes itself by enforcing strict business rules through conditional transit
XState is a statechart logic library and finite state machine framework used to model complex application behavior. It provides a system for defining states, events, and transitions to govern how a system responds to inputs through a formal schema. The project includes a visual state machine editor that allows for the design of state machine diagrams which automatically generate the corresponding logic and code. It implements an actor model to manage independent concurrent entities that communicate via asynchronous events to coordinate behavioral flows. The framework covers event-driven stat
This project is a Ruby library for defining and managing object lifecycles through states, events, and transition rules. It functions as a declarative workflow engine that enforces business logic by restricting attribute changes to predefined, valid paths within Ruby classes. The library distinguishes itself through deep integration with database persistence layers, allowing it to automatically synchronize state changes with data models, validation frameworks, and transaction management. It supports dynamic configuration, enabling the construction of lifecycle rules at runtime from external d
