Makes UI portion of Ryan Davis' autotest.el work. Once upon a time included with ZenTest (4.0.0 and earlier) See http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/autotest.el and http://youtu.be/iRoo-33kGzM and http://blog.zenspider.com/blog/2012/06/autotest-el.html

autotest-git

Incomplete and abandoned

Deprecated, use autotest-fsevent and autotest-growl instead.

Provides autotest notifications for Ubuntu's NotifyOSD

This gem provides a mechanism through which it is possible to specify that an arbitrary number of external dependencies are satisfied before a test run can be executed. Dependencies are added by specifying a name, command, satisfied_regexp and errors_regexp parameter for each. The command refers to a script that is run to satisfy or test the dependency. If the output of the command (either to standard output or standard error) matches the satisfied_regexp then the dependency is considered met otherwise any lines in the output matching errors_regexp are output and the dependency test waits for changes to the codebase before trying to satisfy the dependency again.

Collection of rspec matchers to improve spec writing performance

A model caching library with indirect cached clearing

Bing api client library that exposes all of Bing's api features.

The zentest package for Mr Bones provides tasks to incorporate ZentTest automated testing into bones based projects.

Constructs a self-extracting archive, wrapped in a script, for securely initializing cloud systems

Ruby wrapper for Broadbandmap.gov api

CachedModel caches simple (by id) finds in memcached reducing the amount of work the database needs to perform for simple queries.

This gem set the autotest (ZenTest) to send messages to software as Growl, LibNotify, and Snarl, displaying a window with the results.

A Ruby wrapper for the www.carqueryapi.com's JSON API

This is a DSL for creating more complicated command line tools.

Allows access to the clinicaltrails.gov search

Configster is a tidy little configuration management utility for your application. Store your configuration as YAML outside of your application. You probably haven't heard of it.

A Ruby extension to interface with CRF++, the Conditional Random Fields library written in C++. You need to install libcrfpp to use this gem.

Format data for display