HTML formatting for RSpec enriched JSON output

Scryglass is a ruby console tool for visualizing and actively exploring objects (large, nested, interrelated, or unfamiliar). You can navigate nested arrays, hashes, instance variables, ActiveRecord relations, and unknown Enumerable types like an expandable/collapsable file tree in an intuitive UI. Objects and child objects can also be inspected through a variety of display lenses, returned directly to the console, and more!

A Sequel adapter for Google's BigQuery

Create a Bot that is smart and so easy to expand, create new bots on demand, run ruby code on chat, create shortcuts... The main scope of this gem is to be used internally in the company so teams can create team channels with their own bot to help them on their daily work, almost everything is suitable to be automated!! smart-bot can create bots on demand, create shortcuts, run ruby code... just on a chat channel. You can access it just from your mobile phone if you want and run those tests you forgot to run, get the results, restart a server... no limits.

Much like ActiveRecord abstracts the model as an ORM from the backend data-store, SmartMessage abstracts the message from its backend transport processes.

Simplistic playpen (e.g. not for serious use) for doing technical analysis of stock prices. Under Construction.

A utility gem to aid in the processing of images taken in the process of digitizing natural history collections.

Provides a familiar ActiveRecord-like interface for working with Elasticsearch

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Styxable turns deletion into a three-stage lifecycle for ActiveRecord models: active, archived, purged. Calling styx_archive soft-deletes a record — it (optionally) vanishes from default scopes like being in a trash can or recycle bin, but the row survives, so foreign keys, joins, reports and audits keep working. Archived records can still be listed, counted and restored during a configurable grace or retention period, giving you an undo window or restore window instead of an irreversible destroy. While a record sits in the archive it is immutable: writes are rejected, so nothing can be silently edited between archiving and erasure — like in a vault. styx_unarchive brings a record back, unless it cannot, for example when a newer record has claimed a unique attribute in the meantime. Archiving cascades along dependent: associations, so closing an account, deactivating a user or tearing down a tenant can archive everything it owns in a single call, with callbacks around each step. Each model declares its own data retention period. A recurring background job then permanently destroys records whose retention window has expired, expressing your retention schedule, records disposition and automatic purge in code rather than in a runbook — useful for GDPR storage limitation and right to erasure ("right to be forgotten") obligations, or any policy with a TTL or expiry date. A before-purge callback lets you detach ActiveStorage blobs, delete remote files or notify external systems before a record crosses the Styx for good.

Make amazing prints with tapp or tapap

The tcg-player-sdk gem is a convenient wrapper to the TCGPlayer JSON API. Easily query the entire API, with helpers and accessors for common queries. This gem also provides helpers for Pokemon-specific queries. A work in progress.

Take control over what external links and embedded media is permitted in the Trix editor via copy/paste

An automatically generated USPS API Client based on the official USPS User Guides

wut is a small library that adds simple, print debugging commands. It makes it easy to inspect and output current variable values without cluttering your code, acting as an upgrade for puts-based debugging. It uses only Ruby’s built-in features (no extra dependencies).

Convert Ruby hashes to YAML & vice-versa

This Zabbix API library strives to be syntactically as similar as possible to the API as described by the Zabbix documentation

Ansible dynamic inventory script for hosts monitored by zabbix