A collection of custom classes that extend Ruby.

Simple declarative configuration for running ruby programs as win32 services using win32/daemon.

A simple redirector for use when you just want to safely redirect stdio. Simply encapsulates a few different safety mechanisms when redirecting stdio, with the primary goal of making it easier to write apps that run under rubyw.exe, where ruby loads with stdio closed. Whilst the primary intention for use is under win32, and was actually developed as an external helper for specifically win32-service usage, this gem may be useful to some other folks on other platforms. It is not win32 specific.

ruby-xes is a library for generating XES event log.

Saya helps you post a post to different SNS simultaneously. It is intended to provide a reference usage for [Jellyfish](https://github.com/godfat/jellyfish).

A small and easy to use Gem for Amazon SES.

Shebang is a nice wrapper around OptionParser that makes it easier to write commandline executables.

Add before/after hooks to your method calls. More info. at the homepage.

simple-identity provides simple identity methods of #eql?, #==, and #hash

Simple hash-based search for ActiveRecord. Also see Scoped Search.

Simple, lightweight form helpers for Sinatra. Based on initial efforts by twilson63.

A RubyMotion wrapper for the Freshbooks API

very terse syntax for testing/specing ala Test::More

A function that splits a string into an Array of stripped, non-empty lines: Strip_Lines(" test \n \n test ")

A simple plugin based IRC bot/library

A quick and simple manager for running programs as services on win32. Makes use of / requires the SRVANY.exe from the Windows Resource Kit.

Windows bindings for opine

Takes screenshots of sites using WebKit and Qt

sturctx is a Ruby library that extends standard Struct

An EventMachine[http://rubyeventmachine.com/] based library for interacting with the very cool Redis[http://code.google.com/p/redis/] data store by Salvatore 'antirez' Sanfilippo. Modeled after eventmachine's implementation of the memcached protocol, and influenced by Ezra Zygmuntowicz's {redis-rb}[http://github.com/ezmobius/redis-rb/tree/master] library (distributed as part of Redis). This library is only useful when used as part of an application that relies on Event Machine's event loop. It implements an EM-based client protocol, which leverages the non-blocking nature of the EM interface to acheive significant parallelization without threads. WARNING: this library is my first attempt to write an evented client protocol, and isn't currently used in production anywhere. All that bit in the license about not being warranted to work for any particular purpose really applies.