Ruby test spies

Everything you need to debug Rails apps

Spending hours in the rails console? Spruce it up and show off those hard-working hands! spirit_hands replaces IRB with Pry, improves output through awesome_print, and has some other goodies up its sleeves.

Provides simple interface to the Split Identify API

An extension to Split to allow for automatic cache bucket creation accross Split tests.

Order reports by email for Spree v2.4

Parse and print routes of spring mvc app from spring log

Hooks into the Sprockets asset packaging system to allow you to easily generate sprite maps

raise error when assets cannot found through sprockets

Spyonweb.com Ruby bindings

Compose SQL from Mybatis log

A Racc-based Ruby parser for SQL statements; forked from https://github.com/cryodex/sql-parser

Allows fake AWS SQS messages to be generated for testing. This is intended to be used as a Faker/Factory Girl equivalent for stubbing out AWS SQS messages.

Use beanstalkd to locally queue and repeat Squash exception capturing.

Speech Synthesis Markdown (SSMD) is an lightweight alternative syntax for SSML and the corresponding tool converting SSMD to SSML.

Ruby implementation of a Stable Marriage solver

CloudFormation stack management and instance provisioning toolkit for AWS. Provides dynamic parameter mapping and the ability to pass existing stack values (output, resource, or parameters) as input parameters to templates. Supports multiple AWS environments.

This gem extends Time with a couple useful methods for dealing with iso8601 encoded times in UTC.

Tool that allows you to reuse static pieces of shell scripts in order to avoid duplication. Esentially, you insert a 'template' tag pointing to a uri containing your snippet and after executing static_shell_templates it will be replaced with the snippet content.

Statistics3 is a module that provides normal, Chi-square, t- and F- probability distributions for Ruby. It is a fork/continuation of Shin-ichiro Hara's original code. It provides a native, compiled extension and a pure Ruby implementation.