Over's custom CI / CD toolchain, integrating Sprint.ly, Github, Github and ITC

An API to scrap pages on the web and to extract selected links from it.

A ruby API client for interacting with a passwordstate server

Ruby api for sms service provider: PayCall

Client for accessing the Peerplays blockchain.

Simple migration tool focused on Postgresql

pokan-cluster adds a handy set of functionalities on top of pokan, everyone's favorite Ruby Gossip protocol implementation. Logging, easy YAML configuration file, workload information of peers in your network (so that you can write a simple load balancer) are among the features po...

A polyglot test runner for sample code

Poring Backup is database backup that support rails.

Ruby library for sending huge Powershell packets over Windows Remote Management

Armature sets up Puppet environments for each branch in your control repo, then installs the modules specified in the Puppetfile for each environment. It is designed as a much faster replacement for r10k, though it does not have all of r10k's features.

Simple calculator API hosted on APIMATIC. For package publishing testing only.

Writing of agents for monitoring, chatting, ... should be easy. Ragent eases this with a small extraction layer over celluloid.

Readorder orders a list of files into a more effective read order. You would possibly want to use readorder in a case where you know ahead of time that you have a large quantity of files on disc to process. You can give that list off those files and it will report back to you the order in which...

API Wrapper for the Rentlinx API

This is a fast web socket server built on awesome EventMachine with em-websockets help. It provides easy to use, event-oriented middleware for your web-socket powered applications.

Gem to create/manage RPM repository(ies)/package(s)

Retrieves all items from an RSS feed and clean them.

This tool allows you to easily deploy applications to servers. Though currently only Java WARs and Tomcat servers are supported ;-)

Rubicante is a business natural language (BNL) for System Administrators (SAs). It allows SAs to define their networks in terms of servers, what those servers provide (websites, Win32 services), and what ports they listen on. Once the network is defined, SAs can type in natural language question...