Adds support for creating enum state machines for attributes on any Ruby class

EnvMem allows you to dump your GC.stat information from a long-running server, then produce a simple shellscript to set up your Ruby memory environment variables to match that configuration. This improves startup time slightly and allows you finer-grain control over your memory setup. If you've ever found Ruby memory environment variables on a web page and used them to try to speed up your app, this is a better approach.

Access environment variables. Also includes presence validation, type coercion and default values.

An implementation of the Lexrank Algorithm, which summarize corpus of text documents.

Erlang External Term Format (ETF) for Ruby

Generate error pages for Rails applications

Use esbuild to compress your Rails CSS

SDK for interacting with the ESP API.

Estimate project size

A ruby library to generate ETH addresses from a Hierarchical Deterministic wallet according to the BIP32 standard.

Eukaliptus is a set of helpers and bug fixes for browsers to help you build Facebook iframe applications or user fan tabs.

Europe is a simple library for retrieving EU government data such as VAT information, VAT validation, currency exchange rates and country information.

Interface with EveryPolitician data from your Ruby app

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

Retrieves stored config for Exercism

Retrieves stored config for Exercism

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.