Parse schema and generates common object used by genio

Genit builds a **static web site**, that is a web site without server side programing language and database. The site consists only of xhtml code (+ css and medias) and eventually of javascript. It is a command line framework, essentially based on conventions. Genit is based on the idea that we don't have to learn any new languages to manage templates because xml can do it well. Genit is design to be simple, readable and minimalist.

A very simple Ruby library for parsing Open Graph prototocol information from websites. See http://opengraphprotocol.org for more information.

Gist-compile will compile Github gists into an intelligible, book like, form.

The Git Extension for online judges (Codeforces, etc...)

GitLab Flavored Markdown extensions on top of Kramdown markup. Tries to be as close as possible to existing extensions.

A Ruby interface to the GlobalSign API.

Ruby library for extracting data from XML GnuCash data files

This gem parses atom feed generated by the Go Continuous Integration server and provides an OO representation of the pipelines and stages.

Use this gem to get PGA Tour data for tournaments, world rankings, and the leaderboard

Async framework for writing API servers

The purpose of this gem is to provide simple, yet reliable solution for parsing YML (Yandex Market Language) files, with clean and convenient interface, and extra capabilites, such as categories prunning.

A library to read/write files/spreadsheets in Google Drive/Docs.

This library brings the Google Maps API Web Services to your Ruby/RoR application. It supports both JSON and XML response formats.

Google API with Ruby

Access Google Reader in a quick and simple way, using plain Ruby.

Google Scholar interface. Currently only works for Author searches.

Google Voice does not have an API. This library gets around that limitation.

A ruby gem allowing developers to conveniently integrate with GoTransverse's TRACT API. TRACT is a billing engine edited by GoTransverse that supports various revenue models like one-time purchases, simple subscriptions, and more complex, usage-based models.

GovKit-CA lets you quickly get encapsulated Ruby objects for Canadian civic data.