Phil is a collection of markup generation and iteration methods to ease creation of UI mockups. It uses Faker for standard content generation and adds a number of convenience methods and ways to build consistently varied markup for layout testing.

Lightweight, opinionated wrapper for using RabbitMQ headers exchanges

Phoenix Pretty CLI for using phoenix command line friendly

A simple network emulator with capabilities similar to mininet.

A gem for Ruby on Rails that will track key metrics (memory, request time & SQL Requests) for request & feature tests.

Pig Media Server

Fantozzi REST API client

A tool for copying metrics from Pingdom to graphite. Pingdom, although allowing access to effectively all your metrics through the API, does have some limits in place to prevent abuse. This tool tries to be mindful of that, although does provide a "backfill" option if you care to burn...

Generate dependency graphs from pipeline definitions.

The piwik_analytics gem provides an easy way to include Piwik into your application. By default it will output the synchronous piwik tracking code for every page (given that it is configured correctly).

Utility to encrypt and decrypt messages using OpenSSL::PKCS7

Extract text from common office files. Based on the file's content type a command line tool is selected to do the job.

Human-friendly query language for Elasticsearch

JSON Schema based command line HTTP client.

HTTP stub as DSL

Library and utility for interacting with Polycom IP Phones

Client library for polygon.io's REST and Websocket API's. Polygon IO is an API for market data.

Thin ActiveRecord Redshift Adapter extension for existing PostgreSQL adapter.

Firewall Agent is a utility to simplify firewall configuration for clouds and clusters, especially when hosted with 3rd party VPS services.

Backtrace (Stack traces) are essential information for debugging our applications. However, they only tell us what the program did, but don't tell us what it had (the arguments, local variables...etc.). So it's very often that we'd need to visit each call site, rerun the program, and try to print...