Object-oriented wrapper for Ruby default logging facility

LoopHard allows you to have long-running worker loops that will stop after a while, and also stop if they get an external signal to stop (for example, if Sidekiq stops due to a USR1, or a KILL signal is trapped.

Tiny mock-server with simple configuration

Mimics SAML Identity Provider (IdP) responses for testing

This gem allows you to generate a m1key.me-style gallery based on the JPG files in the working directory.

Provision, backup, restore, and monitor remote PostgreSQL over SSH

A suit of rake task to help with CI/CD tasks

A Ruby implementation of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using stdio transport.

Memolog is an in-memory logger, which extend any other logger. Designed to work with Sentry. It adds `memolog` extra section to Sentry errors.

Using this gem, you can access all of your accounts and their transaction histories or make payments to other accounts.

metanorma-utils provides utilities for the Metanorma stack

Track and produce loglines for batch processing progress.

A minimal smtp server.

Minestrone is a utility and framework for executing commands on a remote machine, via SSH.

This is a basic HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) server written in Ruby using the Rack interface. It serves MP3 audio files by converting them on-the-fly into HLS format (M3U8 playlist and MP3 segment files) using `ffmpeg`. Converted files are cached for subsequent requests. This server is desig...

Drop-in mock server for testing Rails apps that use OpenAI-compatible APIs. Provides deterministic responses and per-request failure simulation.

A gem to schedule jobs, handle parallel execution and manage the jobs queue.

A simple Sinatra based web front-end that can be used for experimenting and learning MongoDB. The MongoFe gem can also be used for simple administrative tasks, managing collections and document basic operations such as: create new documents, delete existing ones, search by various criteria and do...

A gem to scrape a Nitter instance for Twitter data

Uses AMQP stream queues (RabbitMQ 3.9+ / LavinMQ) as a key-value store. Each key maps to a dedicated stream queue; the latest message is the current value.