require "bacon"; require "Bacon_Colored";

Colored output for Bacon test framework! http://i.imgur.com/EpTpw.png

Allows add errors messages for `bacon` custom matchers

Matches for Bacon related to the file system. "~/.bashrc".should.be file

Custom matchers for Bacon when dealing with the file system. \ Includes matchers: a_file, a_directory, etc.

Also, a serious runner for the Lack of Creativity Ruby Libraries Award, together with file-tail and todo

Provides helpers for your Bacon specs using rack-test: :renders, :redirects_to, :renders_assets. Read more at the homepage.

This extends the bacon testing framework with the ability to use rr.

Integer <=> Japanese number converter

By adding a .base file to your application base dir, helps you augment $LOAD_PATH, auto-require files, and set constants to important paths.

Generate Bash code for common tasks (creating files/dirs, chmod-ing, chown-ing, etc).

A more programmer-friendly call stack complete with bindings for each level: no more string parsing!

This bond plugin generates completions for gems that have been documented with yard.

bosonson is a command/task framework with the power to turn any ruby method into a full-fledged executable with options. Some unique features that differentiate it from rake and thor include being usable from irb and the commandline, optional automated views generated by hirb and allowing librar...

An internal DSL for creating/managing Hashes and Arrays. You will not use it since it only suits me tastes.

The CampbellHay Mongo toolbox

Serialize out of the Cerealize Box - a drop-in replacement for ActiveRecord's serialize It can auto transcode old encoding (yaml if you're using AR's serialize), to new encoding (marshal, json, you name it) without any migration.

change the class of an object

Various DSLs to clean, question (Ask), and validate (Demand) your objects, their classes (data types), and their properties.

Send commands through SSH, but using a tty/pty and STDIN. That's right: Interactive SSH sessions. **Note:** Programs that redraw the screen (e.g. vim) don't work that well. Apt-get and other programs that request input in a simple manner should work well enough.