A Liquid filter that intelligently counts the number of words in a piece of HTML and estimates how long the text will take to read.

A Ruby interface to Magento's REST API with automatic OAuth handshaking

downloads any manga from MangaReader.net

Game server for Japanese Mahjong AI.

A small terminal app to pipe formatted MLB baseball feeds into the terminal for easy manipulation. Includes access to both historic and real-time baseball feeds including play-by-play and pitch-by-pitch data. Visit the homepage for examples!

MMS2R is a library that decodes the parts of a MMS message to disk while stripping out advertising injected by the mobile carriers.

Control systems using Web-based out-of-band managers without a browser

Migrates Moodle backup ZIP to IMS Common Cartridge package

The missing ruby client library for Amazon MWS

Gema para utilização do Webservice da Nf Paulistana

Extract useful data from HTML and XML with ease!

Allows Nokogiri objects to be converted to PLists

Provides a simple interface for working with OData APIs.

OM (Opinionated Metadata): A library to help you tame sprawling XML schemas like MODS. Wraps Nokogiri documents in objects with miscellaneous helper methods for doing things like retrieve generated xpath queries or look up properties based on a simplified DSL

OmniAuth strategy for Lightspeed.

A convient mapping between ruby objects and the ONIX XML specification

Libraries needed to talk to OpenNebula

Web automation DSL on top of webdriver and nokogiri

PostRunner is an application to manage FIT files such as those produced by Garmin products like the Forerunner 620 (FR620), Forerunner 25 (FR25), Fenix 3, Fenix 3HR, Fenix 5 (S and X). It allows you to import the files from the device and analyze the data. In addition to the common features like ...

For large or expensive pages, use this gem to load less critical portions of the page. Especially useful for large queries or content that's hidden from the user on load. The best solution may be to optimize your content, but there's not always ...