minitest-sub_test_case makes sub_test_case available in minitest/test.

Enough sugar for your Minitest diet

when you invode the it method that coming with Minitest::Spec, you can tag a test case by the words that quoted by parenthesis, then specify the tag at your rake task, and the test case related to this tag will be invoked

Minitest integration for Trailblazer

NOTE: this project, like that infamous administration, is EOL'd. For when the reality of your tests is just too much to bear, turn your failures into fake news and errors into alt-facts, or golf.

minitest_tu_shim bridges the gap between the small and fast minitest and ruby's huge and slow test/unit.

Colorizes test output and replaces output strings with sweet onomatopoeia.

I like MiniTest. I like VCR. I like not having to manage cassetes.

I like MiniTest. I like VCR. I like not having to manage cassetes.

A minitest plugin to prevent false negative tests.

Slightly more visible progress for mini-test.

Makes your failing Minitest test cases succeed under CI tools scrutiny.

Detect Ruby warnings.

Yet another test colorizer.

A set of simple lightweight tools to demonstrate some useful object patterns in Ruby

A simple TreeView Rails 8+ gem based on Stimulus (no jQuery is required). A server side handling of the tree is included. The client side display of the usual legend can be adapted to the user's requirements to include links.

YAML editor that preserves comments and formats YAML using opinionated rules

A Ruby wrapper for the zip/unzip command line tools(for UNIX) and 7zip(for Windows)

Minly-gem provides access to all features of the Minly URL shortening service by integrating the Minly API. With the gem, you can effortlessly create and expand minlys; have access to the most popular minlys ever create and also the recent additions to the Minly database. Even features such as deleting, deactivating and editing minlys that are reserved for registered users of the Minly service can also be accessed using a valid token.

Ruby 2.5 Net::HTTP#min_version/max_version backport for Ruby 2.3 and 2.4