Store key-value pairs in file names, e.g. parameter names and parameters.

KubesealR is a pure-Ruby implementation of Bitnami's Sealed-Secrets CLI client "kubeseal." KubesealR also embeds a plugin for KustomizeR, allowing KustomizeR to seal (generated or provided) secrets as a resource-config transformation pass.

Basic Ruby Building Blocks

Core Functionality for L43 Ruby Tools

When using the class method `attributes` in a class you get: - an initialize method with attributes as kwd params and the respective defaults - immutable instances - a to_h method using all attributes - an update method to create new imutable instances - a destruct_keys method aliased to to_h for pattern matching

A highly customizable option parser, allowing for different option syntax and returning custom classes' instances depending on the configured options

A hybrid between awk and grep

Colorize chunks of strings with ANSI colors.

Time related tools

Very basic but useful extensions, still in alpha

Rainbows in your shell

The gem collects all requests and responses from your request specs and generates documentation based on it

JSON Driven, Stateless Rules Engine for JIT and efficient evaluation of complex rules and computation graphs.

Low-code platform for building information systems: write the metadata (models, UI presenters, permissions, and more) in YAML or DSL, and the Rails mountable engine builds the app for you.

A Ruby extension implementing the R-tree spatial-index of Guttman-Green.

Listenable makes it easy to wire ActiveRecord models to listener classes. Define <Model>Listener classes in app/listeners, declare listen :on_created, :on_updated, etc., and Listenable automatically injects callbacks and subscribes to ActiveSupport::Notifications.

Ruby Command based framework (aka service objects)

Advanced components and Rails management with LocoMotion.

log_sense is a log analysis tool which analyzes Ruby on Rails and Apache/Nginx logs and provides detailed data about accesses, performances, and errors. It is a one-stop shop solution for analyzing your Rails application in production. Simple to use and working from the command line, it does not require any modification to your app (e.g., no need to change the log format, no cookies, no JavaScript code, no infrastructure to setup). We use it to monitor our applications in production, using a cron job which pulls the logs and calls log_sense to generate HTML reports. Compatible with Ruby on Rails default logs up to version 8.0.2 and with the combined Apache/Nginx format.

Sync lolcommits to a remote server. After enabling, your next lolcommit will be uploaded, along with all existing lolcommits images that you've already captured. Each lolcommit is then sync'd after capturing.