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gocardless/statesman

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Statesman

A statesmanlike state machine library.

Features

  • Ruby Frameworks and Tools - State machine implementation.
  • State Machines - State machine library.

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What does gocardless/statesman do?

A statesmanlike state machine library.

What are the main features of gocardless/statesman?

The main features of gocardless/statesman are: Ruby Frameworks and Tools, State Machines.

What are some open-source alternatives to gocardless/statesman?

Open-source alternatives to gocardless/statesman 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.

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