RVideo allows you to inspect and process video files.

Scribesend builds APIs for accounting and business management: https://scribesend.com

Scribo is designed to work with your models and renders your content inside customer designed layouts.

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API wrapper around the sendcat.com file sending service + a shell task that lets you send files from the command line

The official Ruby SDK for interacting with the SendLayer API, providing a simple and intuitive interface for sending emails, managing webhooks, and retrieving email events.

It provides a command line interface that allows file upload to share-now.me .

ShipHero API gives you the ability to integrate ShipHero with your custom e-commerce solution.

A deployment tool for use with Docker and ECS.

This library allows to find the relevant features in a tv show filename (e.g. [name].S[season]E[episode].hdtv-[team].avi)

Ruby API for CouchDB, designed to work with the Camping micro-framework.

Simple and effective asset compilation, supporting Coffeescript and SASS. A lean alternative to larger, slower asset management gems.

This Sinatra extension enable you to add metadata to your code to expose your API as a Swagger endpoint and to validate and enrich the invocation parameters. Fork from Julien Kirch.

Simple content service

Skynet is a decentralized storage solution built on the Sia blockchain

SlidayBackup is a RubyGem, written for UNIX-like operating systems, that allows you to easily perform backup operations on both your remote and local environments. It provides you with an elegant DSL in Ruby for modeling your backups. SlidayBackup has built-in support for various databases, storage protocols/services, syncers, compressors, encryptors and notifiers which you can mix and match. It was built with modularity, extensibility and simplicity in mind.

Small Victories Ruby interface.

SmartCat API SDK for ruby & ruby on rails.

== FEATURES/PROBLEMS: I have written some simple tests of my "local" code, but have not attempted to mock out SmugMug or write a bunch of fragile hard coded tests. On top of that I just put the code together without tests as I was "testing" against the API. So there are a few more rough edges than I like, but it does seem to work :-) So I know there will be bugs, sorry -- please let me know when you find them and I will try and fix them as quickly as possible. == SYNOPSIS:

A comprehensive Ruby library for interacting with the Snapchat API