Make parallel http calls using EventMachine under the hood

Uses faye to keep keep a local copy of the queue at the server specified

Universally patch controller messages such as MIDI and OSC between devices

A simple and scalable event-drive server that proxies requests to Amazon's Simple Queue Service to queue messages very quickly.

A benchmarking tool for servers compatible with the Pusher protocol.

Peatio gem contains microservices and command line tools

Peatio Irix is implementing several crypto-exchange for Arke and Peatio.

Integrate a bot in your company with custom extensions

Integrate Pepito with you slack team

Percy is an IRC Bot framework inspired by isaac with various changes.

Monitor pg connections on a postgres server

Pigeon is a simple way to get started building an EventMachine engine that's intended to run as a background job.

Executing ping command and upload the result to Web Server, and visualize a line chart for Maximum, Minimum, Agerage and Median of RTT

A stupid monitoring tool which periodically pings a host and sends an email notification when it becomes unavailable. It was created merely for learning purposes and became my first gem.

Pipedrive gem support for activites, activity-types, deals, deal fields,organizations, organization fields, persons, pipelines, recents, search, users, and a bonus addition a currency exchange calculator.

Command line tools for processing messages by constructing a pipeline of workers. AMQP and Unix pipes are used to construct the pipeline. Messages are simple Hashes (serialized as YAML) so they can hold any values and change throughout the proce...

The Playtypus is an eventmachine-based command line utility that plays HTTP calls

Pmux gateway is an executor for Pmux through HTTP request

Convenient wrapper library around the pnut.io API

pokan is an implementation of the Gossip protocol (best described in http://www.cs.cornell.edu/home/rvr/papers/flowgossip.pdf), which aims to have a simple, event based API capable of being used in large, not previously known networks.