Daengine handles digital asset processing.

Daifuku is a markdown parser and compiler for log definitions in mobile applications. It provides an automatic generation of document-based type-safe log implementation code from markdown.

A short description of danger-rubocop_junit_parser.

Enforce Jacoco code coverage on CI.

Prints markdown containing a random post from thecodinglove.com.

Simple search for DBpedia resources. Optional support for sparql.

A ruby gem for performing LLM-powered automated web search.

This interface is used to get credit check, address informations and collection checks from the Deltavista/CRIF service.

A serious modular ruby IRC bot.

Enables a Rails Devise app to authenticate users with a second factor, e.g. a FIDO U2F compatible hardware token.

Diffbot provides a concise API for analyzing and extracting semantic information from web pages using Diffbot (http://www.diffbot.com).

An easy way to interact with Estonian DigiDoc services.

Dinero Mail IPN stub

Rails engine for Shopify applications.

Distillery extracts the "content" portion out of an HTML document. It applies heuristics based on element type, location, class/id name and other attributes to try and find the content part of the HTML document and return it.

DocMyRoutes provides a way to annotate Sinatra routes and generate documentation

Inlines CSS so that you can use external CSS with docomo handsets.

DocParser is a Ruby Gem for webscraping

DocuBot creates HTML or CHM documentation from a hierarchy of files, supporting markups like Markdown, Textile, and Haml.

Converts Word docx files into html or LaTeX via the kramdown syntax. It supports Word's most common paragraph, character and mixed styles (Title, Heading, Strong, Quote), footnotes, line breaks, page breaks, non-breaking spaces and images with captions. The output is in kramdown syntax (see http://kramdown.gettalong.org/) which can be converted into beautiful html and LaTex code.