Simple library to access the TVRage XML feeds

A tool to rename TV shows using data from epguides.com

When provided a valid Twitter handle, allows for command-line access to the given user's most recent tweets. Permits the retrieval of individual tweets and can provide ordered lists outlining the following details from the user's recent tweets: their most frequently used words; any embedded pictures or videos; any embedded hyperlinks; any #hashtags or @usernames mentioned; any numbers, such as years or times of day; any acronyms mentioned; and, last but definitely not least, anything the tweeter felt passionately enough about to SCREAM IN ALL CAPS.

This gem would fetch all tw hospital emergency data.

Twigg provides stats for activity in Git repositories. This is the web-based interface.

Map Twilio webhooks to a plain Ruby class

This gem will programatically grab images from a bunch of the most used Twitter image services

Twinfield is an international Web service for collaborative online accounting. The Twinfield gem is a simple client for their SOAP-based API.

Twingly Analytics is a product from Twingly AB

Twingly Search is a product from Twingly AB

parses all links and titles of the links from any twitter user

A simple twitter gem that allows you to explore the popular social networking site from the comfort of your command line.

Updates your Twitter avatar to a random user-created avatar from http://eightshit.me

Object Oriented Twitter Bootstrap Markup

A very simple Ruby library for parsing Twitter Cards information from websites. See https://dev.twitter.com/cards/types for more information.

Allows you to use any twitter username to return a collection of objects of photo urls, with corresponding tweets, dates and thumbnails.

Search for tweets by a search term in one function call. Uses the Twitter API underneath. Also find all tweets by user. This doesn't use the API, because the API returns only what Twitter considers the "most popular" tweets in many cases. Using this gem will return everything that you can see by going to the Twitter web site for a user. User search probably shouldn't be relied upon for a production system, as Twitter can change the structure of their web page at any moment, and if so, this will not work until I update it.

A gem to scrape Tweets

Makes some stats about twitter usage, using Topsy

A KOW fixed gem that provides text handling for Twitter