Yacht is Yet Another Configuration Helper Tool.

Framework for developing applications in the Yahoo! Mail Development Platform.

Zool allows you to manage authorized_keys files on servers. It comes with a command-line client 'zool'. The configuration can be done in a pyconfig/gitosis like configuration file. See README.md for further details

Commandline utility for downloading SAML metadata from MDQ services

A/B test data aggregator as a Sinatra web service

A tool for running acceptance tests against any external web app

A series of tools built with ruby to help ensure HTML is accessibile, including an automated evaluation tool and helpers to generate accessible output for common elements.

Accounts::Server defines the following paths for your web-app: * POST '/logon' * POST '/register' * POST '/forgot-password' * POST '/change-password' * POST '/change-email' Your app must provide the pages and forms that will post to these paths.

Ruby Gem to generate documentation for GitHub Actions

Provides utility classes, helpers and decorators to the AWS Ruby SDK v2

Charting toolset that integrates into ActiveRecord and ActionView for fast, easy business intelligence and data visualization on any Rails app. Uses inline SVG wherever possible for best performance on the web. Javascript is used only when absolutely necessary.

Tools to compare ActiveRecord entries with Cucumber tables

Fixes json formatting problem with ActiveResource.

Performs a Sanity Check of your database by logging all invalid Active Records

Generic approval queues for record creation and updates

Rails plugin to handle first_name, middle_names and last_name combinations.

Multipart forms using custom routes

Any Ruby class with a start time and an end time will be more intuitive with ActsAsTimeFrame. It supports determining how two time frames relate. There will soon be support for: * generating recurring time frames * Rails-specific features like named scopes

Inspired by the address fields on amazon.com

# Addy Allows pretty summations. Instead of writing: (1..5).inject(0) do |memo, num| memo + (num**num) end You write: sum(1..5) do |num| num**num end Personally, I would rather write the latter. ## Usage Install the gem: gem install addy Then use it! ...