Inferno Core is an open source tool for testing data exchanges enabled by the FHIR standand

Gem for accessing the InSales REST web services

Ruby library for integrating with http://Insight.ly . This gem makes it easy to talk to their recently released REST API. This includes dealing with Contacts, Opportunities, Organisations, and Tasks. It was originally develped for http://www.truckingoffice.com

Generation, parsing, and validation of Instructure access tokens

Inum(enumerated type of Integer) provide a java-Enum-like.

Encrypt text files in your open source projects so that they can be committed to your repository without exposing sensitive information.

Channels, authetication and various transport options for Isomorfeus.

API client library for itbit.com. Fetch public market data and build trading robots

The whm_xml library provides a Ruby wrapper for the cPanel Web Host Manager (WHM) XML-API

Iyzico ruby client for api v1.0

Simple JSON-API to ruby object conversion

Read/Write proxy for ActiveRecord using primary/replica databases

jaxb2ruby generates Java XML mappings via xjc, reads the resulting annotations, and passes the extracted info to an ERB template. This allows one to automatically map an XML schema to pure Ruby classes (i.e. classes that don't require JRuby) using the mapping framework of their choice. Several templates are included: ROXML, HappyMapper and generic Ruby class (PORO).

JayFlavoredMarkdown Converter

Wrapper for the gem 'jaeger-client' with simpler customization.

An unofficial simple jdpay gem

A Jekyll plugin to pull ICS feed and provide a for-like loop of calendar events

Ecstatic is a framework for maintaining a static website from templates and data in YAML files.

== Jiveapps These tools are all about making Jive App development as easy as possible. After you install the tools, it only takes a single command to: 1. Create a new app - a simple Hello World application. 2. Set up version control for your code using Git. 3. Host the app code online at Jive's AppHosting server. 4. Register the app on the Jive Apps Marketplace as an app "in development". 5. Install the app on your default app dashboard in the Jive Apps Sandbox. After you install, use this simple workflow to make changes and see them reflected in the sandbox: 1. Make a change to the code on your local machine. 2. Commit the changes to your local Git repository. 3. Push the changes to the remote Jive Apps repository. This automatically updates the hosted copy on the Jive AppHosting server. 4. Refresh the app dashboard or canvas page on the Jive Apps Sandbox and see your changes. Other features: * LiveDev: preview your changes on the Jive App Sandbox in real time * Collaboration: add other developers to your project * OAuth Key Management: associate consumer key/secret pairs with service names for use in your apps

job_boss allows you to queue jobs which are unqueued by a "Job Boss" daemon and handed off to workers to process