rigor-rails

A convenience grouping of the seven Tier 1+2 Rails ecosystem plugins. It is not itself a checker — it runs no analysis of its own — and there is nothing to install: every plugin ships bundled in rigortype.

You enable the Rails plugins by listing the ones you want under plugins:. rigor-rails does not one-line-activate the set (that keeps each plugin’s opt-in under your control — a route-helper-light app skips rigor-rails-routes, a fixture-light app skips rigor-factorybot, and so on):

plugins:
  - rigor-rails-routes
  - rigor-rails-i18n
  - rigor-actionmailer
  - rigor-activejob
  - rigor-activerecord
  - rigor-actionpack
  - rigor-factorybot

Plugin	Scope
rigor-rails-routes	*_path / *_url helper validation
rigor-rails-i18n	t('key') translation-key validation
rigor-actionmailer	mailer action existence / arity / view templates
rigor-activejob	Job.perform_* argument arity
rigor-activerecord	finder / relation typing, schema-checked columns
rigor-actionpack	controller helpers / filters / renders / strong-params
rigor-factorybot	factory + attribute (+ AR column) validation

Historically rigor-rails was a Gemfile meta-gem whose require "rigor-rails" pulled in all seven entry points at once. Under Rigor’s single-bundled-gem distribution model that require is redundant — the plugins are already loadable by id from rigortype — so the plugins: list above is the canonical setup.

Tier 3 plugins (rigor-pundit, rigor-sidekiq, rigor-rspec, rigor-actioncable, rigor-activestorage, rigor-graphql) are not part of this grouping; enable them individually as your project needs them.