Multiwoven Integrations is a comprehensive Ruby gem designed to facilitate seamless connectivity between various data sources and SaaS platforms.

embulk input plugin from bigquery.

plugins for Patriot Workflow Scheduler, which deal with GCP such as BigQuery.

A Sequel adapter for Google's BigQuery

Arquiva movimentos conta-corrente, conta-cartao do activobank no bigquery. Permite apagar/recriar movimentos/rendas ja no bigquery. Permite ainda classificar movimentos no bigquery.

Rails ActiveRecord connector for BigQuery

Processa documentos do condominio ph1341c118 para arquivo. Pode tambem segmentar PDFs e MINUTAS. Tendo os documentos em pastas separadas, pode ainda criar arquivos apropriados.

Arquiva transactions etherscan/greymass no bigquery. Pode ajustar dias para reposicionamento temporal.

An ActiveRecord Google BigQuery adapter

Simple ORM for Google BigQuery

Arquiva transactions bitcoinde/kraken/paymium/therock no bigquery. Pode ajustar dias para reposicionamento temporal.

Arquiva transactions etherscan/greymass/bitcoinde/kraken/paymium/therock no bigquery. Pode ajustar dias para reposicionamento temporal.

The Slack logging service isn't very complete, especially if you're on the free tier. For example, messages expire far too soon on an active channel and users don't include creation times. This tool provides those missing features, and soon will also provide features for building ...

Arquiva eos-transactions.csv no bigquery. Pode apagar movimentos existentes ja no bigquery.

Arquiva eth-transactions no bigquery. Pode ajustar dias para reposicionamento temporal.

This gem prints git ownership insights

Arquiva transactions kraken no bigquery. Pode ajustar dias para reposicionamento temporal.

Generate Embulk config and BigQuery schema from RDBMS schema

Nothing exciting. Just gathers stats about the Puppet Community. Currently draws data from the Puppet Forge, GitHub, and Slack. Optionally pushes data into BigQuery for later consumption. Run `mvp --help` to get started.

Run this command with a space separated list of file paths in a module and it will infer what each file defines and then tell you what Forge modules use it. Run `rangefinder --help` to get started.