GEM providing helper scripts to manage i18n translations in Google Docgem. Features: check YAML files for missing translations; export YAML files to CSV; download translations from multiple Google spreadsheets and store to YAML files

The command 'i18n-grep' that does grep I18n yaml files.

I18n InlineForms backend. Allows to store translations in a database using InlineForms, e.g. for providing a web-interface for managing translations. Forked from i18n-active_record by Sven Fuchs.

You can import XML files that were exported using Excel, or standard i18n hierarchical YML files. Both will be normalized as I18nKit::Document objects so that they can be compared with each other. You need implement the comparison method yourself, however. I18nKit only provides the Iterator. )

Rake task to find localization keys missing from different locales in a Rails application using the I18n::Simple backend.

I18n key injection with fallback functionality

Scaffold controller template expoiting i18n and aware of cancan and WiceGrid

Generates translation file in /config/locales for the scafolding model and for the controller

I81n aims that make I18n easy to use.

A module for replacing the default WYSIWIG editor of browsercms with FCKEditor 2.6.3.

isbdtc rest api client

just a placeholder for now until public release

Ruby library and command-line utility for working with Infobright Community Edition

icims_client implements a dead simple client, with minimal dependencies, for calling iCIMS web services from ruby. This is not intended as a enterprise-class integration library for iCIMS.

Enables to include easily a library of sexy svg icons

Infochimps Simple Schema library: an avro-compatible data description standard. ICSS completely describes a collection of data (and associated assets) in a way that is expressive, scalable and sufficient to drive remarkably complex downstream processes.

for activerecord common

Generates relatively short codes to represent id numbers externally

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