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- Included Servactory under the service object tools section. - Servactory provides tools for building reliable and complex service objects.
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Servactory
What is this Ruby project?
Servactory is a framework for building reliable service objects of any complexity with a structured approach to organizing business logic. It features a unique three-tier attribute system (
input,internal,output) with strict type enforcement, sequential action composition viamake, built-in validation, pattern matching support, and Rails generators. The project also provides a dedicated ecosystem including RuboCop rules, RSpec matchers, and OpenTelemetry instrumentation.What are the main difference between this Ruby project and similar ones?
input/internal/output) with strict type enforcement, making data flow explicit and type-safe.deconstruct_keys), RBS type signatures, and Rails generators.servactory-rubocop), RSpec matchers, OpenTelemetry instrumentation, and comprehensive documentation at servactory.com.