A simple CloudSight API Client for Image Recognition

CloudSponge is the tool that you need to go viral. Create an account at http://www.cloudsponge.com and integrate with this library. In a few lines of code you'll have access to your users' contact lists.

cloudstack_helper is a simple ruby library that helps making request to CloudStack API easier. With cloudstack_helper, you only have to specify the command the parameters for the request and it will handle everything for you.

Client for the Cobot API plus helpers

Report a batch of codeclimate results by merging and from multiple servers

Client executes tests in an endless loop and logs source code and test result for later uplaod.

easily interact with Codeship.io

ruby-coffee-react is a bridge to the npm coffee-react-transform module, which transforms CJSX (Coffeescript with React JSX-style markup) into valid Coffeescript. If you want to use CJSX with Rails/Sprockets, see the sprockets-coffee-react gem.

Wrapping for coinone.co.kr API

Library for mocking CLI calls to external APIs

This library allows you to access configuration files via a simple interface

Auto-create configuration objects for your applications from yml and json files.

A universal interface to grab contact list information from various providers including Yahoo, AOL, Gmail, Hotmail, and Plaxo.

An easy way to get external content with two cache levels. The first is a performance cache and second is the stale

Monitor and Index a directory and back it up to backup server.

Client for the CopyTuner copy management service

Utility classes and Ruby extensions for non Rails projects

Generate a 4 word password from words of size 3-8 characters, with frequencies in the 30th-60th percentile. This range gives a nice set of uncommon but not completely alien words. $ chbs generate --verbose -W 3..8 -P 30..60 Corpus size: 6396 candidate words of 33075 total Entropy: 48 bits (2^48 = 281474976710656) Years to guess at 1000 guesses/sec: 8926 magnate-thermal-sandbank-augur With the --verbose flag, the utility will calculate a time-to-guess based on a completely arbitrary 1000 guesses/sec. If you'd like a more secure password, either relax the various filtering rules (-W and -P), add more words to the password, or use a larger corpus. By default we use the American TV Shows & Scripts corpus taken from Wiktionary. Others provided: * Project Gutenberg 2005 corpus taken from Wiktionary. * 1 of every 7 of the top 60000 lemmas from wordfrequency.info (6900 actual lemmas after processing) See http://xkcd.com/936/ for the genesis of the idea. Data sources: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Frequency_lists http://wordfrequency.info/

An API-driven multitenant identity, custom content distribution/management and reporting platform powered by Rails, React, GraphQL and ElasticSearch

Command line interface to a couchdb deployment.