Evva generates all the analytics event tracking functions for you

Simple .FIT file encoder/decoder

A Rails gem that allows you to easily export factory data to CSV and Excel formats using your existing factories

Familia: An ORM for Valkey-compatible databases in Ruby.. Organize and store ruby objects in Valkey/Redis

FatTable is a gem that treats tables as a data type. It provides methods for constructing tables from a variety of sources, building them row-by-row, extracting rows, columns, and cells, and performing aggregate operations on columns. It also provides as set of SQL-esque methods f...

Searches the FCC's FM, AM, and TV databases

A file converter with many options.

Scans a directory recursively, computes file/directory sizes, and generates an HTML report rendered with React.

Stores FIPS codes for US States and Counties

A library and commandline program for reading, writing, indexing, sorting, and merging CSV, TSV, JSON and other flat-file formats.

Fluentd filter for throttling logs based on a configurable quotas.

Forest is a modern admin interface that works on all major web frameworks. This gem makes Forest admin work on any Ruby application.

Forest is a modern admin interface that works on all major web frameworks. This gem makes Forest admin work on any Ruby application.

Forest is a modern admin interface that works on all major web frameworks. This gem makes Forest admin work on any Ruby application.

A command-line tool that: - Converts GitHub emoji codes to Unicode. - Lists supported emojis in Markdown or CSV format.

Parser and generator for OASIS Genericode

A CLI tool to monitor your GitHub followers, detect new followers and unfollows, and generate detailed reports with automated notifications.

github_issue_sync provides two classes — IssueExporter and IssueSyncer — that let you download GitHub issues into a CSV (suitable for Google Sheets) and push edits or new rows back to GitHub.

Generate repository list, show user info and more.

Glossarist component to retrieve content from remote sources