A Ruby wrapper for the HomeWizard APIs (readonly)

The utility program can help create reports in HTML format. It supports ERB, Haml, Slim, and Markdown template engines

Find out who will pay rent on time, follow rules, and treat your property with respect.

Honey's Place is a wrapper for the Honey's Place API which easily enables placing orders, checking order statuses, and stock checking.

honyomi is a e-book (pdf) search engine. It have command line interface and web application. It will accelerate the e-book of your life.

A Ruby toolkit for building and using Hookdeck webhooks. Manage webhook sources, destinations, connections, events, and more.

HoopScrape allows you to easily integrate logistic and statistical information about your favorite basketball teams in your own development projects. Easily access data via Structs for dot notation, Hashes for ActiveRecord integration or String arrays.

Sets up a hash at the beginning of each request and flushes it to Loggly at the end of the request. Also comes with standard Rails 3 log subscribers.

A ruby gem that calculates runtime between user defined checkpoints.

Horatio, shipping your Docker images from a CI server

This gem will get sunrise/sunset information from one of USNO's web services

A simple Ruby wrapper for hostip.info

Easily block and unblock hosts on your computer

A dead simple ruby code hot reloader wrap around zeitwerk and listen.

Find all files that changed over the past days for a git repository. If a file is modified multiple times, it may require a re-design. Watch out for implementation changes without a corresponding test change.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to the Hotwire Club knowledge base. Builds a searchable SQLite database from markdown documents and exposes MCP tools and resources for searching and browsing documentation, categories, tags, and documents.

Delete collectively unnecessary files.

Hover ruby client

Baby's first gem.

A simple gem, to show you how I do things. If it were more complicated, I'd explain more about it here.