Rubyvis charts

ruby-xen allows you to manage Xen virtual servers via Ruby. It currently wraps the command line tools provided by Xen (xm) as well as Steve Kemps excellent Xen-tools (http://www.xen-tools.org/software/xen-tools/).

The Rudder ruby analytics library

A Ruby serialization/deserialization library to convert Ruby Objects into JSON and back

Allows using feature from within RSpec and is built on top of Turnip

S2 is an enterprise class, feature-rich web-based access control and event monitoring system. This Ruby wrapper makes integrating with the API on NetBox controllers easy. See http://s2sys.com/ for more information.

S3 Bucket security hardening tool

Makes writing API clients as easy as giving high fives

Drop in replacement for the Object#as_json implementation in ActiveSupport, but with logic to handle circular references between objects to avoid infinite recursion.

A library for making it extremely fast for Rails developers to set up and save ActiveRecord instances when writing test cases. It aims to: * meet all your validations automatically * only make you specify the attributes you care about * give you a rich set of features so you can specify associated values as concisely as possible * do this with as little configuration as possible

Sanitization makes it easy to store slightly cleaner strings to your database.

SBN makes it easy to use Bayesian Networks in your ruby application.

Scaffolding

Ruby client library for the web APIs of Scalingo, a european Platform-as-a-Service

Ruby wrapper around the web API of scalingo.com

Converts to/from date & time inputs for managing scheduled models.

Using schema2type, you can generate TypeScript type definitions from Rails'schema.rb automatically.

schema_comments generates extra methods dynamically for attribute which has options.

Schemacop validates ruby structures consisting of nested hashes and arrays against simple schema definitions.

SchemaPlus development tools