An easy way to retrieve, store, filter and deprecate `options` passed to a method. Where `options` are the keys on our beloved `Hash` as last parameter for a method call.

[Deprecated] Flexible, Easy Function Parameters with Validation.

Automatically calculate max pain of options listed on the National Stock Exchange of India, or through custom data

OptionPicker allows you to create a list of allowed options, and specify a fallback. When given a value the picker will then return the value if it is in the allowed list, otherwise it will return the default value.

A configurable options hash definition

Syntactic sugar for creating hashes with options which can have defined default values and are accessible by object-like style.

A MethodObject with an OptionsHash built in

Sensible options parsing

Ruby gem to interact with Optivo HTTP API

Create validatable and resolvable options from hashes or YAML

Uses Opto to add attributes to Ruby objects

Create tasks or service objects from Opto::Models

Processes CLI arguments using optparse. Adds to optparse a compact builder-style DSL, operand (positional argument) parsing, and easy sharing of common argument definitions within a suite of commands. That's all it does--it is not a framework.

This extension allows us to use optparse library more simply to add accessor method.

"optparse_plus" will let you define command line options more easily.

OptionParser with Hashie::Mash like accessibility.

Rack for command line applications

Opulent is a templating engine which strives to make page markup as beautiful and expressive as it should be. It's blazing fast, offers useful reusable component definitions and encourages well organised front end code. Opulent provides the cleanliness, readability and development speed you need ...

Opulent is an intelligent Templating Engine created to speed up web development through fast rendering and custom web component definitions.

An Opushon's body parser and emitter.