ApplixHash#from_argv builds hashes from ARGV like argument vectors according to following examples: '-f' --> { :f => true } '--flag' --> { :flag => true } '--flag:false' --> { :flag => false } '--flag=false' --> { :flag => 'false' } '--option=value' --> { :option => "value" } '--int=1' --> { :int => "1" } '--float=2.3' --> { :float => "2.3" } '--float:2.3' --> { :float => 2.3 } '--txt="foo bar"' --> { :txt => "foo bar" } '--txt:'"foo bar"'' --> { :txt => "foo bar" } '--txt:%w{foo bar}' --> { :txt => ["foo", "bar"] } '--now:Time.now' --> { :now => #<Date: 3588595/2,0,2299161> } remaining arguments(non flag/options) are inserted as [:arguments, args], eg: Hash.from_argv %w(--foo --bar=loo 123 now) becomes { :foo => true, :bar => 'loo', :arguments => ["123", "now"] }

Daemon for sending butches of emails via Amazon SES using ActiveRecord for storing messages. Handles daily quotas, max send rate.

Auth Client

A Ruby application that automatically merges the Github pull requests of a given user.

A command line that uses Rugged and Listen for automatic versioning of files.

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Flapjack is highly scalable and distributed monitoring system. It understands the Nagios plugin format, and can easily be scaled from 1 server to 1000.

Ayl extension to provide beanstalk support for applications requiring async processing.

Client-side tools for Concerto digital signage

A daemonized stopwatch with growl notifications so you don't forget.

Ruby OSC message queue

Twroute listens for Twitter updates and redirects them to HTTP post requests

A daemon that listens to an AMQP queue and responds to messages by invoking commands from a set of plugins

git plugin for using bitbucket

Bixby Agent

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The original bluepill process monitor worked well. In 2013 several changes were introduced that were detrimental to the stability of bluepill, as well as the system running it. This fork reverts back to the stable/non-destructive code.

Botfarmd reads a configuration file that specifies Cinch bots with specific plugin suites. It then runs an arbitrary number of these bots in parallel as separate threads, so that users may have tailor-made settings on each separate channel they wish to run their Cinch bots on.

Autumn is a simple and modular irc framework

Skynet - A Ruby Map/Reduce Framework