Redis-based server awareness for distributed applications

Provides auto-serialization of simple Ruby types that databases do not support, such as symbols and classes.

Memoize attributes in a thread-safe way. This ruby gem adds a `#attr_memoized` class method, that provides a lazy-loading mechanism for initializing "heavy" attributes, but in a thread-safe way. Instances thus created can be shared among threads.

Generates attr_accessors that redact certain values in the JSON structure before saving.

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This takes html files and creates a chapterized audiobook. It leverages Apple's speak command and audio book binder

Uses created_by_user_id and updated_by_user_id to store the changes made to a record. This is limited to storing the user who created the record and the last user to update the record.

A gem for rails giving vast flexibility in authorization management.

Client for HTTP requests to BackOffice

Reduce the burden of integration with the Avalara Avatax API. Avatax simplifies the calculation taxes. This project is targeted at their more recent REST API (v2 and up).

Parsing and building AVETMISS files

A simple CLI tool to rotate your aws access keys

Fetch secret files from AWS S3 buckets.

Utility to create signed URLs for uploading files straight to Amazon S3.

Backup any file or directory as a tar and push the tar to a specificed S3 bucket.

Ruby Client for Balihoo's LPC API

Bark: A Gem For Use By Individuals Looking to Retrieve Data From a Monit Server

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Ruby wrapper for the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) API at http://www.bea.gov/api/. This API is used to pull United States economic data by geography.

Bebox is a project born from the necessity of organizing a way to deal with the provisioning of remote servers. Bebox is based on puppet and much like another quite known project Boxen, the idea is to have a good agreement on how to manage a puppet repo for a remote environment. I...