Converts STEM blocks and inline macros to SVG images using MathJax-node for AsciiDoctor PDF.

Asciidoctor Question is a set of Asciidoctor extensions that allows you to add questions as multiple choice and gap text. The questions are defined using plain text in your AsciiDoc document.

asciidoctor-rsd lets you write RSD in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

Convert Asciimath via MathML to UnitsML

A Scraper.

Process and View Grin Phaserunner ASIObjectDictionary.xml and BOD.json files

commandline tool to search stackoverflow quickly and simply.

A Rake-based library for quickly and easily creating build scripts for Actionscript 3, Flex, and AIR projects.

Ruby client that supports all of the Assembla API methods. It's build in a modular way, that is, you can either instantiate the whole api wrapper Assembla.new or use parts of it e.i. Assembla::Client::Spaces.new if working solely with spaces is your main concern. Intuitive query methods allow yo...

Contains classes to manipulate DOR objects for assembly and accessioning

AssetManifest provides utilities for generating SRI and cache-busting hashes to your static assets during compilation.

It takes an HTML file, traverses over its scripts and stylesheets and minify them all into one file using UglifyJS2 and UglifyCSS. Meant primarily for single page apps.

A Ruby wrapper for the Assistly REST API

A Command-line-interface music chart game where the user has to make a assumption if a song is higher or lower in the chart for a chosen year!

astroboa-cli provides commands for installing astroboa platform, creating repositories, taking backups, deploying applications to astroboa, etc.

Forecast for today, next day, week, month or year on request. It is also possible to choose the type of horoscope.

Ruby's favorite feed auto-discovery tool

By using this plugin, You can create atcoder-contest templates.

This gem enables download test cases, test automatically and submit code.

Ath helps you plan your workout using exercises from the open source app, 'wger'.