Jump to URI's deep inside applications.

LoopHard allows you to have long-running worker loops that will stop after a while, and also stop if they get an external signal to stop (for example, if Sidekiq stops due to a USR1, or a KILL signal is trapped.

An API dispatcher for Meducation

An executable and a Ruby library for wrapping paragraphs of text.

A client for using the Luno API in Ruby. Built from their api documentation. https://www.luno.com/en/developers/api. This is an unofficial project.

Install and configure Ubuntu desktops, laptops, servers and cloud instances. Install software, configure settings, preferences, keys, projects, applications, scripts, etc...

A bunch of utility classes that are used in multiple places

A ruby library to help with the creation of Maestro plugins that need Shell functionality

mage-hand is a ghostly hand that reaches across the internet to access the Obsidian Portal API.

Adds better (a.k.a magic) file type detection support into Thoughtbot's Paperclip

magnet lets you parse track data from magnetic stripe cards. Currently supports tracks 1 & 2 from bank cards.

Create an easy interface to talk with APIs

Basic Mailjet ActionMailer support

Lodges a callback with `Mail`, capturing all of the mail being sent, and logging it to it's own file, so you can simply look back through that file to see what's up.

Gem has run SMTP server and manipulate letters received. Using the Observer pattern you can subscribe to the event server.

Funnels email into HipChat using CloudMailIn

Mailtruck helps with testing features that involve sending and receiving email from external services.

Interface for communicating with Majestic's metrics APIs

Seriarizer to store databae via active record. murina mono ha muri!

Manacle will allow you to attach constraints to your objects that will persist across new instances of similar objects. As an example, you can constrain a Time object to always advance to the next hour. Then, if you add even one minute to that Time, it will snap to the next hour.