A complete wrapper for Amazon.com's Marketplace Web Service (MWS) API.

Provides a class suitable to be used as a model, that includes connection management, variable interpolation, object coercion and helper methods to support using direct MySQL statements for database interaction.

Helpers for CME Group, Interactive Brokers, and Yahoo Finance

Supports ruby on rails, ios and android

The gem searches for scientific names in texts using socket servers running TaxonFinder (by Patrick Leary) and NetiNeti (by Lakshmi Manohar Akella)

Handling Moip NASP notificaiton

youtube-g is a pure Ruby client for the YouTube GData API. It provides an easy way to access the latest YouTube video search results from your own programs. In comparison with the earlier Youtube search interfaces, this new API and library offers much-improved flexibility around executing complex...

ncf

command to collect hosts info

Scripts and models for building and maintaining the MDES-based reporting warehouse for NCS Navigator.

A gem to work with the NextBuses API

Solução para criar, validar e transmitir NF-e

Fork of Michael van Rooijen's backup gem (https://github.com/meskyanichi/backup). You probably don't want this version.

Gem de acesso ao servico Lapesi

OAI-PMH Provider

A ruby library for working with the Open Archive Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH). Fork of the original version by Ed Summers, aims for best standards compatibility (test with http://re.cs.uct.ac.za/)

OANDA Exchange API

RSolr aims to provide a simple and extensible library for working with Solr. This is a CUSTOMIZED version that OAuth signs every POST request for 2-legged OAuth. Only supports HMAC-SHA1. The original gem was written by Matt Mitchell and is located at http://github.com/mwmitchell/rsolr.

This gem provides ready-to-use client classes to simplify the integration of OCCI into your application

The Open Financial eXchange standard uses XML-based documents to transfer data around. This gem implements an object model and serializer for those documents, leaving the Request / Response HTTP-based parts of the specification well alone