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 edited gem that provides text handling for Twitter that parse any hashtag (except blank spaces)

A KOW fixed gem that provides text handling for Twitter

A gem that provides text handling for Twitter, with relative URLs instead of http://twitter.com/...

A gem that provides text handling for Twitter

Uses the existing Twitter API and Nokogiri to get the job done

Tool to tweet blog posts

Web recipe parser

A production-ready Ruby SDK for integrating with Tyler Technologies Electronic Filing Manager (EFM) services. This gem simplifies authentication and SOAP service calls for Electronic Court Filing (ECF) systems. Key features: - Simple Authentication: One method to authenticate with Tyler EFM services - Flexible SOAP Operations: Call any Tyler EFM SOAP operation with automatic security handling - WS-Security Support: Automatic RSA-SHA1/SHA1 digital signatures (Tyler legacy compatibility) - Certificate Management: Automatic PFX certificate handling and cleanup - Response Formats: Choose between XML and JSON response formats - Production Ready: Built from working Tyler ECF 5.0 integration code

An XML to hash Ruby parser DSL.

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I like the open method provided by open-uri, so I copied it for use with Typhoeus and Nokogiri.

Additional plugins for typographer gem

Track Your Turns (tyt) provides a wrapper to ski area turn tracking data sets

Experts for Tzispa

Tool for working with 'Enterprise Directory Service,' an XML-based (DSML) (or JSON-based) lookup service.