LHS ia a Rails-Gem, providing an ActiveRecord like interface to access HTTP-JSON-Services from Rails Applications. Special features provided by this gem are: Multiple endpoint configuration per resource, active-record-like query-chains, scopes, error handling, relations, request cycle cache, batc...

Light pattern Decorator for Rails from Light Ruby

Mountable Rails Engine for viewing paginated logs from a browser

Lumber tries to make it easy to use the more robust log4r logging system within your rails application. To do this it sets up log4r configuration from a yml file, and provides utility methods for adding a :logger accessor to classes dynamicaly as they get created.

Middleman extension that allows you to create image thumbnails by providing resize_to option to image_tag helper

A small and simple efficient extension to Monologue that replace the default WYSIWYG editor with a Markdown editor.

DSL for nesting capybara helpers

OkuribitoRails is an engine for Rails that aims to manage method call status. And you can identify uncalled methods.

OpenSeadragon is a javascript library for displaying tiling images. This gem packages those assets and some Rails helpers for using them

Capybara helpers for configuring Pivotal Ops Manager. No longer under active development

A gem to automate using outdated-browser with Rails >= 4.

Pages.

The peoplefinder provides searchable staff profiles for your organisation. Since it's a rails engine, you can re-skin it for your organisation.

Browse documentation generated by the rspec_api_documentation gem

A rails engine adding an interface for translating and writing translation files. Works with rails 3 and 4.

Make rails and bootstrap sing with awesome helpers, additional components, and more.

This plugin adds the ability to tests against the Refinery CMS gem while inside a Refinery CMS extension

Administration interface for Ruby on Rails

Rodauth extension for logging in and creating account via OmniAuth authentication.

An exercise: Untangle the collusion of Rails idioms from my Ruby knowledge, while trying to understand some Rails design decisions. See http://github.com/screamingmuse/rory for more info.