Packages up code needed to pull data from YAML files when seeding, and adds a process log.

Generates a passphrase using EFF's long wordlist.

Dickburt finds pugs

Toolkit for working with DICOM image sequences

A ruby gem that wraps pearson dictionary API

Gem to make requests on Edools API.

This is a simple gem to compare 2 objects of the same class and return a hash of differences

Tool to keep track of content changes on news sites

A simple utility that returns the differences between two objects

Diffrent is a very simple way to do ActiveRecord version diffing. It provides a convenient interface to two other libraries (Diffy and Vestal Versions), combining their functionality. It makes no assumption about what web framework you're using - it can be used in Sinatra, Padrino, Rails, or with no framework at all.

Self-contained C implementation of BLAKE3.

A KangarooTwelve library that utilizes the XKCP package and can be optionally optimized during compile-time based on a target. It produces implementation classes that work on top of Digest::Base and conform with how Digest classes work.

An implementation of SipHash 1-3, 2-4, etc. in pure Ruby.

#dig_exact return nil instead of raise Klass does not have #dig method TypeError

将阿拉伯数字转换成中文大写 人民币大写转换

The APIs detailed within this SDK will enable Shell's Fleet Solutions Customers to digitalize Shell Card/s and use them to pay to refuel their vehicles at Shell Stations.

Industrial-grade Ruby client for Dilisense's PEP (Politically Exposed Persons) and sanctions screening API. Designed for Estonian financial institutions and FinTech companies requiring AML/KYC compliance with comprehensive error handling, audit logging, and security features.

A modern Ruby implementation of Google's Diff Match Patch

diminutive names and nicknames matcher. Currently US centric source mapping from http://code.google.com/p/nickname-and-diminutive-names-lookup/

A diml document provides a simple markup format for dictating notes in a way to preserve formatting for transformation to a presentable format (e.g. markdown)