Harness the power of PostgreSQL when crafting JSON reponses

Manage your application Postgres user and database easily using simple CLI commands

A Ruby gem for accessing Washington Post articles and blog posts.

Command line tool to help with developing Posthaven themes. Provides simple commands to download, upload and delete files from a theme. Also includes the watch command to watch a directory and upload files as they change.

A tool to run a set of tasks after deploys

A library and a command line tool to use the post api.

Potluck provides a simple interface for managing external processes in a way that plays nice with others as well as smoothly handling both development and production environments. Current official gem extensions provide Nginx and Postgres management.

An extension to the Potluck gem that provides control over the Nginx process and its configuration files from Ruby.

An extension to the Potluck gem that provides some basic utilities for setting up and connecting to Postgres databases, as well as control over the Postgres process.

Powells.com API wrapper

A lightweight library to define object conversion methods/modules.

Wunderground API wrapper on steroids

Generates attr_accessors that encrypt and decrypt attributes transparently

A Ruby wrapper for the OpenStreetMap Nominatim API.

Passbook pass generator.

Powertrack is a gem used to develop GNIP PowerTrack streaming clients.

A simple library for streaming from Powertrack 2.0, as well as managing rules for your stream.

This adds `PP.pphtml` and `Kernel.pphtml` functions so that you can easily inspect HTML strings in your terminal. It merges functionality from CodeRay and HTMLBeautifier to provide a delightful terminal session. This is little helper tool that I usually wish I had quick access to.

Preprocessor in Ruby: provides a Ruby class named Rpp which implements a text preprocessor where macros are specified in Ruby language. Usage: ppr = Ppr::Preprocessor.new(<configuration options if any>) ; ppr.preprocess(<input stream to preprocess>, <output stream where to write the preprocess...

This gem can extract the xml info from a pptx file and convert it to human-readable text. It was intended to be used with git for seeing changes between revisions.