Pry Doc Notebook is a Pry REPL plugin for IRuby Notebook. It provides a `?` commands. With help of the plugin the commands are be able to display documentation with html format.

Combine 'pry' with 'factory_bot'. Adds default_strategies commands to control execution.

Using a lexical parser, this gem allows you to add hacks to your REPL session allowing you to have shortcut syntax. Things such as [0] pry(main)> object.@ivar => :im_the_return_of_an_instance_variable Or [0] pry(main)> %S{hello symbol world} => [:hello, :symbol, :world] And even the most desired ruby syntax of all is planned to come, that's right. Increment and decrement operators. [0] pry(main)> i++ => 1 [1] pry(main)> i-- => 0

Search all loaded ruby source code

setting class methods as pry command

All you need to do is copy message from command line like "main.rb:9" and run `pry-tgl main.rb:9` from command line!

pry extension tools!

This returns the end-of-day values of the Philippine Stock Exchange

Pseudo supports stubs and spy-style message expectations.

WIP

PseudoHikiParser parses texts written in a Hiki like notation, and coverts them into HTML, Markdown or other formats.

Parser for PSN Trophies site

Pretty-prints the contents of PStore files as JSON

A YAML parser written in Ruby

Ruby on Rails-style MVC framework for PHP. Builds fast and clean projects in seconds with pure-PHP controllers, templates, and models. RESTful routes, modular templates, databases without a drop of SQL. You won't be disappointed. Download this gem, then run `$ ptero new <appname>` and be on your merry way.

I like the PT Serif font. I like the asset pipeline. If you do too, you're welcome.

Pivotal Tracker Command Line Interface (forked from pt)

PUBG API wrapper

A version solver based on dart's PubGrub

A way to communicate with the PUBGTracker API