Declarative full-text search for Rails apps backed by SQLite FTS5

Fast fuzzy string matching for rails

GameDig is a Ruby wrapper gem for the node-gamedig library, which allows querying various game servers for their status and information. The wrapper provides two modes of operation: using the gamedig CLI tool or utilizing a Node.js process via the Nodo library. This gem is useful for developers who want to integrate game server querying capabilities into their Ruby applications.

Development and command-line tools for Gamefic

Gestart fork of admino 0.0.22, pruned of what Gestart does not use

Gestart fork of showcase 0.2.5, pruned of what Gestart does not use

A git extension CLI for aggregating, managing, and exporting fitness activity data from multiple sources (Garmin, Strava, Keep, etc.)

Release MergeRequest generator for GitLab

GlueGun makes dependency injection and hydration a first-order concern

Send beautiful, simple transactional emails with zero HTML hell. Goodmail is a minimal, opinionated, expressive Ruby DSL for sending production-grade transactional emails in Rails apps that look good in any email client out of the box.

Get Google News headlines from Ruby or the command line.

Provides a standardised content item loader for GOV.UK frontend apps with configurable GraphQL traffic routing and automatic fallback to the Content Store

Avoid writing boilerplate code in order to consume messages from an AMQP message queue. Plug in queue configuration, and how to process each message.

Ruby client for GOV.UK Pay API (basic functionality)

This gem runs your RSpec test suite and posts the JSON output to grades.firstdraft.com.

Provide a fully typed interface to filter lists in a GraphQL API.

A development script for migrating to GraphQL-Ruby's new runtime engine

A collection of Ruby interceptors (middlewares) for gRPC servers and clients.

Gurney is a small tool to extract yarn and RubyGems dependencies from project files and report them to a web api.

Provides an MCP server with tools to control a headless browser using Capybara and Selenium