A Language Server Protocol SDK

uffizzi_core

A Ruby Language Server implementation

uffizzi-cli

RuboCop has many breaking changes between releases. This tool migrates your RuboCop config, making updating RuboCop easier.

Optimized Regexp builder with Trie as a port of Perl's Regexp::Trie

A simple gem which make CI CD process easier for AWS ECS service

The tilt template for Ember specified ES6.

a Sinatra Application to browse the email sent by letter_opener

Harfbuzz is a Ruby interface to the Harfbuzz text shaping engine.

mediakit is the libraries for ffmpeg and sox backed media manipulation something. you can create complex manipulation for media as a ruby code.

After include Nigilist module all ?-ends methods will return false, all non-!-ends methods will return nil.

RPR displays Ruby's AST on command line.

notification mail sender via sendgrid API

A utility for quering interface to any objects like ActiveRecord. This gem support for querying, association, enum, and relation.

Prettifies Addressable::URI objects.

AutoEQLoader loads AutoEQ measurements and makes audio filters.

Bing Search API Client on Windows Azure Marketplace

Handle Ctrl-C and broken-pipe errors gracefully in Ruby command-line tools

Ever found yourself trying to find the right way to use Ruby's CSV library? Confused about all those CSV.parse and CSV.open, and when to use each of them? The purpose of CsvObject gem is to create convenient interface to work with CSV files and data in Ruby. Whatever you have: string with filename, CSV data itself, Pathname, CSV::Table, array of hashes, or even Paperclip::Attachment, just throw it into CsvObject.new(your_stuff)