Base classes for your own jobs and open sourced generic utility jobs

GUI library

sportweb - instant open sports web admin browser command line tool

This library is meant to be compatible with the sqlanywhere gem. The only difference should be that sqlanywhere-ffi doesn't return magic numbers, but instead uses symbols. This library wraps the functionality provided by the SQL Anywhere DBCAPI library. This driver is intended to ...

A gem that allows for simple SQL-based search and sort functionality

Sign and verify message with sr25519

Very naive bindings for stb_image.h. Implements only stbi_set_flip_vertically_on_load and stb_load since these are the 2 functions I need to load an image as a texture in OpenGL. The reason I made this instead of using stb-image is because stb-image didn't implement stbi_set_flip_vertically_on_l...

Client for accessing the Steem blockchain.

FFI bindings to the igraph library

Windows bindings for opine

Ruby library for integrating with the Stone payment web services.

A simple ruby gem that is used to compute how similar two strings are to one another. It includes a fast C implementation of the jaro-winkler distance algorith and soon the levenshtein distance algorithm. More metrics on the way.

Advanced native subprocess spawning on MRI, JRuby, and TruffleRuby

A WebKit-based, JavaScript-capable HTML scraper.

This gem provides an interface to access Novation's LaunchPad Mark 2, and Numark's Orbit programmatically. LEDs can be lit and button presses can be read.

A resilient solution that makes working with Lua / Fennel from Ruby and vice versa a delightful experience. Support to LuaJIT, Lua 5.0, and 5.1. Lua C API for Lua 5, 4, and 3. LuaRocks and fnx integration.

Interact with the SWI Prolog system in ruby. Currently uses FFI to bind using the C interface.

A wrapper around sysctl to make its use cool in OpenBSD too

The sys-memory library provides an interface for gathering information about your system's memory. Information includes total physical memory, swap, free memory, and so on.

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