Ruby gem for use Chinese Buddhist Text resources made by CBETA (http://www.cbeta.org).

A tool for managing a TaskPaper-like file of recent activites. Perfect for the late-night hacker on too much caffeine to remember what they accomplished at 2 in the morning.

Expressir ("EXPRESS in Ruby") is a Ruby parser for EXPRESS and a set of tools for accessing EXPRESS data models.

Fluentd Parser plugin to parse XML rendered windows event log.

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.

Forest is a modern admin interface that works on all major web frameworks. This gem makes Forest admin work on any Rails application (Rails >= 6.1).

Proper objects for CSV headers and rows, convert column values, filter columns and rows, small(-ish) perfomance overhead, no dependencies other than Ruby stdlib.

Work with Spanish regions using INE codes and data

An opinionated Ruby interface to the Zuora API.

Ruby gem for Italian tax codes

A Jekyll filter that can parse Liquid in front matter.

Jekyll plugin to generate GitHub-style open graph images

Jekyll `related_posts` function based on tags (works on Jekyll3). It replaces original Jekyll's `related_posts` function to use tags to calculate relationships.

Koalagator is an open source community calendaring platform

Ruby bindings for Chromium Compact Language Detector

A LegionIO gem to connect to a persistent data store

Logs every call your Rails app makes to OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, RubyLLM, or an OpenAI-compatible API: tokens, cost, latency, tags. Calls go straight to the provider — no proxy. Includes price sync, budget guardrails, and a mountable dashboard.

Parse MODS (Metadata Object Description Schema) records. More information about MODS can be found at http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/