Add the latest version of a gem to your Gemfile from the command line.

gimme attempts to bring to Ruby a test double workflow akin to Mockito in Java. Major distinctions include preserving arrange-act-assert in tests, fast feedback for methods the double's real counterpart may not know how to respond to, no string/symbolic representations of methods, argument captors, and strong opinions (weakly held).

Guard::PHPUnit automatically run your unit-tests written with the PHPUnit testing framework.

Restart puma when files change

Guard::Sidekiq automatically starts/stops/restarts sidekiq worker

Utility to support JSON streaming allowing you to get data based on various criteria (key, nesting level, etc)

API toolkits for Japanese e-Gov system

ruby-binlog based MySQL replication listener

A Ruby gem to parse HTML containing microformats2 and classic microformats that returns a collection of dynamically defined Ruby objects, a Ruby hash, or a JSON hash.

Parses HTML for microformats and return a collection of dynamically defined Ruby objects

A parser for Open API specifications

OmniAuth strategy for Kakao(http://developers.kakao.com/)

Organise your Docker containers with muscle and intelligence

Find anyone's email using their first name, last name, and domain.

Like Rack is to Rails and Sinatra, Punchblock provides a consistent API on top of several underlying third-party call control protocols.

Rich Text Renderer for the Contentful RichText field type

Rspec matcher for ActiveSupport::Notifications

TalkingStick is a Rails Engine that provides easy group-based video conversations, all thanks to the power of WebRTC.

Converts a vimwiki markdown file to html. It parses [[links]] and has support for syntax highlighting.

A Rails grid plugin to create grids with sorting, pagination, and filters generated automatically based on column types. The contents of the cell are up for the developer, just like one does when rendering a collection via a simple table. WiceGrid automates implementation of filters, ordering, paginations, CSV export, and so on. Ruby blocks provide an elegant means for this.