RSpec extension library for Cramp.

RSpec extensions for testing EventMachine code

Sekka is a SKK like input method. Sekka server provides REST Based API. If you are SKK user, let's try it.

SMTP Proxy for Amazon Simple Email Service with bounce and complaints support

Automatically run common development tasks on events, as prescribed in a local .sidekick file. Easy, powerful DSL. Powered by EventMachine.

Easy authentication to an LDAP server(s)

WebSocket component for Sinatra RocketIO

Skyfall is a Ruby library for connecting to the "firehose" of the Bluesky social network, i.e. a websocket which streams all new posts and everything else happening on the Bluesky network in real time. The code connects to the websocket endpoint, decodes the messages which are encode...

A static file server for rich web apps that automatically compiles SASS, HAML, CoffeeScript and more

Simple multi-agent framework. It uses AMQP for it's messaging layer.

An orchestrator for describing and building entire systems with Chef

Ruby client for integrating a ruby application with a remote ActionCable-based backend provided by Rails 5 or compatible framework. It allows for subscription and publication to multiple _channels_ simultaneously, and eavesdropping on wire-level messages. Harness the power of WebSockets to receiv...

Steam Hlds Log Parser listens to UDP log packets sent by your (local or remote) HLDS game server, processes data and returns clean or/and translated and readable content that you can use for your website, irc channel, match live streaming, bots, database... Should work with all Steam HLDS based g...

STOMP Next Generation Ruby server.

A real-time Talker Ruby client.

The implementation of Tapyrus Protocol for Ruby.

Production ready Thrift client with improved semantics

Agent XMPP is a ruby XMPP bot framework inspired by MVC web frameworks.

tweetlr crawls twitter for a given term, extracts photos out of the collected tweets' short urls and posts the images to tumblr.

Simple enough to use in a shell script, performant enough to use everywhere. Dios mío! Record that metric, ese!