Lawkeeper - Simple authorization policies for Rack apps

LayeredYAMLConfig provides a simple config file that supports multiple layers. Values in the right or uppermost layers override values in lower layers. This makes it easy to share configuration without duplication while still allowing what needs to be different to vary. For example: program.default.conf program.server_foo.conf program.site_bar.conf program.conf Optionally, leaf nodes can be evaluated using as ERB templates, feeding the configuration into itself.

low power IoT device

Enumerator::Lazy support for compact, uniq, and flatten

This gem is a lazy but serious way of testing that a website is valid in terms of its pages and content.

Allows you to define lazy evaluated, constant-like instances of your class.

lazy-head-gen adds some extra generators to Padrino. Currently they are hard wired to use ActiveRecord and MiniTest.

Allows you to define lazy evaluated, constant-like, instances of your models

Ruby wrapper for LBRY and LBRYcrd APIs

Work with LC Call (Classification) Numbers

Library of Congress Classification classes and subclasses.

Sort-order-normalize Library of Congress call numbers and determine search ranges for left-anchor search

A tool for showing solutions from LeetCode

ld-em-eventsource is an eventmachine library to consume Server-Sent Events streaming API. You can find the specification here: http://dev.w3.org/html5/eventsource/ This library was forked from https://github.com/AF83/em-eventsource

A command-line tool for managing Ledger transactions.

Ldumbd is a simple, self-contained read-only LDAP server that uses PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB or SQLite as a back end.

Send Leads and Activities to Real Geeks

DO NOT USE.... its a broken toy and I do not have the motivation to fix it. For those of us who don't want to get our hands dirty writing JavaScript (shutter) this library is for you. Actually, its for me, but you can use it if you like. It is a Ruby-wrapper around some basic leaflet.js functions. It uses either Open Street Map or your account on mapbox.com. It handles markers on maps and the clustering of those markers. It supports multiple maps per web page.

limit the number of requests made to your api using the solid leaky bucket algorithm

Lean Testing Ruby SDK