Symbol#to_proc's hot cousin. Simple and elegant alternative to using &:method with enumerables.

Makes it easy to work with EveryPolitician's Popolo output files from Ruby

Excon, with Hypermedia traversing baked in.

An ExecJS node runtime which uses pipes to avoid repeated startup costs

Think of Executable as a COM, a Commandline Object Mapper, in much the same way that ActiveRecord is an ORM. A class utilizing Executable can define a complete command line tool using nothing more than Ruby's own method definitions.

Retrieves stored config for Exercism

exhale is the contraction toolkit for the exhale of every pull request in a Rails app. Its first check, exhale dry, sweeps the whole codebase for duplicated Ruby and ERB, scores near-copies by rarity-weighted structural similarity, and fails the build while any copy is undeclared. Deliberate duplication is declared in the Contract, next to the reason for it. Built on Prism and Herb.

ExpressMailer is intended to be a quick and easy way to send yourself or your team members nice looking emails about things that happen in your rails application. No need for creating a new Mailer, copy views, wade through email HTML, or any of that. Just tell ExpressMailer a few things about what you want to send, and it makes a pre-designed ActionMailer object you can manipulate or deliver.

Easily load your eye configuration from a YAML file.

Adds helper methods to FactoryBot to memoize instances to speed up test suite.

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E-Mail validator for block services like mailinator.com, dropmail.me, etc. during new user registration.

This is an extension of the faker gem, allowing stoked bros and brodies to effortlessly generate stoked bios, that are both radical and awesome while simultaneously pitted. It also provides a rich, creamy variety of methods to generate bro words.

Find theaters and movies on sale near a given postal code

Simple toolbox library and lean API to build great mini games in Ruby

Includes the request time in a Faraday response

Generate 1,000 QR codes in **0.37 seconds**. Full UTF-8 support. Custom colors. Logo embedding. Precise size control.

Feature Envy enhances Ruby with features inspired by other programming languages

feelings brings the feels construct from the Probably language to Ruby. A decision model judges how well a description fits a value, and feelings turns that into conditionals, semantic match, bounded loops, chaos sampling, and replayable tapes. Descriptions and label sets can live in YAML. Works with any judge; ruby_decision_model is the default.

A window.fetch polyfill for browser from Rails using https://github.com/github/fetch