Generate Rails controllers and routes from gRPC definitions.

Adds 80+ new methods to the base String class. Most help with parsing, others are more of a hodgepodge of nifty utilities. Utilities include: engineering_notation, cryptogram generator, password generator, sort by embedded numbers, etc. Some represent some of the better ideas from other string related gems. Most are from 20 years of multiple language string extensions that were used in some project.

A wrapper to search articles from The Guardian, using its open API. You need to register and get your api key to properly use this gem. It uses Faraday to make the API calls and has some classes that should help in formatting the results as easy to manage Ruby object.

Flexible roles system for any context

Gullah is a bottom-up parser generator than can handle errors, ambiguous syntax, and arbitrary matching conditions.

Just a collection for development gems

Another Habitica client

A tool for migrate Hackpad from one Hackpad site to other Hackpad site via Hackpad's APIs.

A DSL for serializing resources according to HypertextApplicationLanguage. This gem has been deprecated and has been replaced by 'hal_presenter'. See: https://rubygems.org/gems/hal_presenter And: https://github.com/sammyhenningsson/hal_presenter

A DSL for serializing resources according to HypertextApplicationLanguage.

Hamstar.update_having() lets you transform deep amalgams of Hamster (immutable) Hash and Vector with all the features of update_in() plus: associative selection [key,val], Kleene star '*', and generalized Proc-based matching

i18n for hanami

Obfuscate sensitive data in source control, expose it again for circle and then deploy

Obfuscate your environemnt files in development, push to source control, then expose them on the server

engine for common adminstration cases.

Opinionated Rails testing suite. Specifies necessary gems as dependencies and allows generation of test_helper.rb and Guardfile.

Audit gem for Ruby on Rails projects

In the unlikely event you are using HappyMapper, and the more unlikely event you need to find changes between two HappyMapper objects, HappyMapper::Differ might help you. HappyMapper::Differ takes two HappyMapper objects and compares all the attributes and elements. It modfies each element to include if it has changed and what it changes are.

A very, very simple Ruby background job library, that does not have many features, and almost works.

A ruby wrapper for Harvest v2 API http://www.getharvest.com/api