Tools to allow continuous integration when collaborating on data in Github

CIHelper is a gem with Continuous Integration helpers for Ruby

The eGTLabs Mu toolkit for unified cloud deployments. This gem contains the Mu deployment interface to cloud provider APIs. It will generate a sample configuration the first time it is invoked. Mu will attempt to autodetect when it's being run in a virtual machine on a known cloud provider and a...

An easier to use CLI for the Collins asset management system, written by Tumblr

Verify correctness of environment variables

An Emacs configuration switcher.

Allows developers to define tables with specifically-sized columns, which can then have entries printed to them that are automatically formatted, truncated, and padded to fit in the console window.

Simple gem to cleanup all your storyboard and xib files from useless constraints. Are you tired from uncountable constraints you don't need anymore? Xcode's interface builder thinks it's smart enough and keep all constraints you remove in case you want use them with `Size Classes`, but in most ca...

Build tool using Docker to specify build environment

Crokus is a parser for a subset of C language. It has been use for teaching purposes and applied to Electronic System Level experiments.

Tool for snapshotting data, backing it up, verifying it, cycling it, and triggering notifications.

A command line interface for linting and formatting cucumber features

Useful command line tool for Japanese battle heroine Pretty Cure (Precure).

Daigaku is the Japanese word for university. With Daigaku you can interactively learn the Ruby programming language using the command line.

Library for working with data packages

Tool for managing and executing your database migrations. It supports multiple databases and multiple languages for writing migration scripts.

A complete manager for AWS security groups

pin some task around deployment to execute them during deployment circle

This cli-tool lets you query your private docker registry for different things. For now, there is no tool provided by docker to do so

It is said to be good practice when you configure your app with a .env file. This library will (1) scan your source code looking for requests for environment variables, (2) parse a .env file and the variables defined on the machine, and (3) generate source code file to compile into app.