A drop-in library to test stripe without hitting their servers

Open-source Dropbox using Ruby and Git.

Beanstalk background job processing made easy

Request devices from Smartphone Test Farm for adb connection

Telemetry Data Submission API Gem. See our website for a more detailed description.

A simple daemon that checks and downloads assets from Jenkins

Allq background job processing made easy

A simple beanstalkd gem

Enforce screen breaks at regular intervals, when you want them

Trigger events across networks using TCP/IP sockets

with this gem you can check if your train is late

Taking advantage of Rufus Scheduler and Dante to provide a long running daemon for cron like jobs to be run in the context of your Rails application, without loading the full environment each and every time a job is run.

A simple daemon to report last build status of projects and activities from cruisecontrol. Inspired from https://github.com/andrewpbrett/cruisecontrolrb_to_hipchat but with support of more recent api and multiple projects

A simple daemon to report last build status of projects and activities from cruisecontrol into the awesome Slack (http://slack.com). It support multiple projects

Microservices framework for Ruby

A drop-in library to test stripe without hitting their servers (Epopia version)

Watch yourself coding

Have you ever go to free space, coffee shops or some random place to work, and you need to to toilet for pee, or big business? Then worried what would happen to your laptop? This tool could be the solution

Runs a trivial background process that just fetches the last tweet and saves it to a Redis backend this can also be a form of a microservice.

A Ruby gem which takes the pain of continuously reading data from a serial port away and lets you focus on dealing with the data received. This was written specifically for reading in data from an ID-20 RFID card reader and running custom scripts to automatically perform various tasks when patrons scanned their badge at the [MN Mill](http://mnmill.org) (logging attendance, etc). Custom scripts are loaded from `ENV["HOME"]/millworker/tasks` and are executed in alphabetical order. Each script is executed with the ID of the badge passed in as an argument. For example, a script called `tweet_id.rb` existed in the afformentioned directory, it would be executed as if you had opened up a command terminal and typed `tweet_id.rb RFID_TAG_ID_HERE`.