Kronk is a command line swiss-army-knife for HTTP services. With Kronk, you easily parse and segregate data, run diffs between the parsed data from different queries, and easily replay logs and loadtest your HTTP applications. Kronk was made possible by the sponsoring of YP.com.

kRPC-rb is a Ruby client library for kRPC, a Kerbal Space Program mod that allows you to control KSP from external scripts running outside of the game.

A tool for AWS CloudFormation. It can define a template in Ruby DSL.

lazy-images-rails is a rails plugin that augments the standard image_tag helper to provide instant placeholders while theactual image is still being fetched.

Implements common components and features for Rails-based LCMS systems

Ruby implementation of LDPath

A Ruby parser and builder for the OMA protocol (a.k.a. Data Communication Standard) that was developed by the Lens Processing & Technology Division of The Vision Council for interconnection of optical laboratory equipment.

Lingo is an open source indexing system for research and teachings. The main functions of Lingo are: * identification of (i.e. reduction to) basic word form by means of dictionaries and suffix lists * algorithmic decomposition * dictionary-based synonymisation and identification of phrases * g...

Humane link urlifier

Generate a link_preview for any URL

Linkser is a link parser for Ruby. It gets an URI, tries to dereference it and returns the relevant information about the resource.

XBRL parser for Ruby

This gem allows easier implementation and utilization of distributed, federated social networks.

LtiProvider is a mountable engine for handling the LTI launch and exposing LTI parameters in your rails app.

Ruby wrapper for the LucidWorks REST API

LutaML: data models in textual form

Maestrano is the next generation marketplace for SME applications. See https://maestrano.com for details.

commandline tools for magellanic cloud service.

The manbook command can be used to produce an eBook from one or more man pages.

Faster (but unverified) MARC-XML from a MARC Record