Combines markdown in a yaml file with a docx template

Markdown (GFM) view helper with redis-backed cache

A markdown extension for generating HTML in order to support a wider variety of formats.

Markdown formatter that removes unnecessary newlines, written in Ruby.

Scans a *compose* folder (file directory) for messages (files in markdown format) to send using the gmail gem.

Sends an email from a file directory containing a Markdown file representing the email message.

This syntax uses doubles square brackets on each side of a URL and optional options. It expands into the current preferred embed code for that site's media or raw media. Supported media types: YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram, Twitter, images, videos, audios.

Meta-gem for markdown parsing

Transforms a markdown file into an HTML presentation

A themed markdown processor.

Multipart templates made easy with pure Markdown and ERb

Markun is Markdown bulk converter with menu link

Markup support for rails/active record.

Make it easy to create static document site by building markdown documents and traverse them.

Mastalk markdown extension language

A basic maybe monad in Ruby

A content parser and renderer with embedded metadata support.

MDArray-jCSV (jCSV for short) is the first and only (as far as I know) multidimensional CSV reader. Multidimensional? Yes... jCSV can read multidimensional data, also known sometimes as 'panel data'. jCSV is based on Super CSV (http://super-csv.github.io/super-csv/index.html), a java CSV library. According to Super CSV web page its motivation is 'for Super CSV is to be the foremost, fastest, and most programmer-friendly, free CSV package for Java'. jCSV motivation is to bring this view to the Ruby world, and since we are in Ruby, make it even easier and more programmer-friendly.

MDArray-sol, Sol for short, is a front-end platform for desktop application development based on the proprietary (yet free for open source) jxBrowser - https://www.teamdev.com/jxbrowser, a Chromium-based browser. In a sense Sol is similar to Opal in that it allows Ruby developers to code for the browser; however, differently from Opal, Sol does not compile its code to javascript, it implements a DSL that interfaces with javascript through jxBrowser java interface. To the Ruby developer, no javascript is ever required. Also, since there is no compilation there is no need to 'send' data from Ruby to Javascript, data in Ruby, for instance, in a Ruby array or hash, is made available directly to the browser.

A tool for convert document between several different formats.