Rails I18n: a very lightweight tool to allow you to transparently store multiple translations of attributes directly inside each DB record -- no extra database tables needed to store the localization data!

This concern maintains the illusion that a given object has specified attributes, when those attributes are in fact attached to an associated object. This is particularly useful for different classes within a single-table inheritance table to have access to separate fields in class-specific associations.

Ruby framework for building your Business Logic Layer inside Rails and other frameworks.

Wrapper around wgrib2 to read data directly from the Global Forecast System

Fylla generates zsh and bash autocomplete scripts for Thor CLI applications.

When IBAN validation is not enough

IBM Cloud Activity Tracker Ruby SDK

IBM Cloud Global Tagging Ruby SDK

An ID obfuscator for ActiveRecord.

Generates icons based and apply masks to them easily.

Generator for Google App Engine Handlers.

A Jekyll plugin to add Google Tag Manager snippets to your site.

jortt.nl REST API client

A Kubernetes Driver for Test Kitchen

Attribute normalizer for Rails.

The openstudio-standards library provides methods for programatically generating, modifying, and checking OpenStudio building energy models. It can create a typical building from user geometry, template geometry, or programmatically generated geometry. It can apply a building standard including ASHRAE 90.1 or NECB to a model. It can transform a proposed building model into a 90.1 Appendix G code baseline model. It can check a model against a building standard. It can generate represenative typical buildings, such as those used in ComStock.

Devise is awesome, but we don't need all that UI/UX for PassKeys. This gem is to make it easy to provide a back end that authenticates a mobile front end with PassKeys.

Passpartu is a great tool to manage your policies. Keep all your policy rules in one file - passpartu.yml.

Boilerplate-reduction helpers for Poise/Halite-style gemss.

Smuggle TCP connections through HTTP