Stepdown allows you to see where your most used Cucumber steps are, your unused steps and how they are clustered

Stepper is multistep form (wizard) solution for Rails 3. Stepper allows you to split up your large form into series of pages that users can navigate through to complete the form and save it state.

A way to simplify the output of shell scripting written in ruby. Integrates with Capistrano and Rake tasks.

Heartbeat middleware for responding to heartbeat pings

Get metadata about PDFs and extract full-quality images. Wrapper around `pdfimages` and `pdfinfo`.

Log logins and queries for an emulated PostgresQL server

Sticky( http://stickyjs.com ) is a jQuery plugin that gives you the ability to make any element on your page always stay visible .This is gemmified version of sticky

An API wrapper for Starfighter's Stockfighter - see www.stockfighter.io

A declarative scrapping DSL that lets one define directory like apis to an online store

This is Storyblok's rendering service to render html from the data of the richtext field type. The renderer is compatible with Prosemirror's json format.

Generate Storybook CSF JSON for rendering Rails View Partials in Storybook

This simple gem allows you to create a branch based on the existing issues in your preferred tracker. It integrates with PivotalTracker, Github and JIRA. Different workflows shall be supported in the next versions.

An engine for the Straight payment gateway software. Requires no state to be saved (that is, no storage or DB). Its responsibilities only include processing data coming from an actual gateway.

Ruby bindings for the Streak API.

A utility to stream lines of a file over HTTP

Small gem for converting various string-cases to other cases.

https://github.com/waiting-for-dev/string-direction/

Wraps String.js and makes it available using the Rails asset pipeline

Because every time I create a new webapp, I think about how I should process user-generated content. Should convert urls to links and images? Should I allow certain tags? Should I convert all new lines to *br* tags? Well, now all that is as simple as calling a single method.

Ruby utility for obfuscating strings, with no dependencies.