A TypeScript type generator for Ruby serializers.

Stream out ZIP files from Ruby. Successor to zip_tricks.

Ruby library for file system operations via Windows Remote Management

The Instana gem is a zero configuration tool that will automatically collect key metrics and distributed traces from your Ruby processes. Just install and go.

Ruby gem for running state-of-the-art language models locally. Access LLMs, embeddings, rerankers, and NER models directly from Ruby using Rust-powered Candle with Metal/CUDA acceleration.

Require this gem in your application to use Simply Business common rubocop rules.

Astronomy and astrometry Ruby library for astronomical data and events.

Buildkite Builder is a tool that provides projects using Buildkite to have dynamic pipeline functionality.

CZMQ binding based on the generated low-level FFI bindings of CZMQ

This gem implements bcrypt_pbkdf (a variant of PBKDF2 with bcrypt-based PRF)

Run every test in a fork to avoid pollution and get clean output per test

Omnes is a Ruby library implementing the publish-subscribe pattern. This pattern allows senders of messages to be decoupled from their receivers. An Event Bus acts as a middleman where events are published while interested parties can subscribe to them.

The simplest of ActiveRecord state machines. Intended to be lightweight and minimalistic.

Like a log, only smaller.

A safe way to accept user parameters and query against your ActiveRecord Models

Tracer to facilitate tracking of method calls, etc. in APM

A Ruby library for the CrateDB HTTP interface with query support, DDL command and schema introspection shortcuts, and support for BLOB tables.

Kafka libraries for Ruby.

FixtureKit provides lightning-fast test setup by caching database records. Define fixtures using any tool (FactoryBot, raw ActiveRecord, etc.), and FixtureKit caches the SQL to replay in subsequent test runs.

Jekyll's built-in include tag only supports including files within the _includes folder. This plugin supports 4 types of includes: absolute filenames, filenames relative to the top-level directory of the Jekyll web site, filenames relative to the user home directory, and executable filenames on the PATH.