A client to the Formstack v2 API

Ruby FormStack API gem that can extract conditional logic

Valid form submission based on the HTML5 validation on the form itself

Ruby gem for Forte API

This gem returns your horoscope and what is your fortune every day.

Provides an easy way to interact with the 42 API in any kind of application.

Ruby's core Forwardable gets the job done(barely) and produces most unreadable code. Forwarder19 not only is more readable, much more feature rich, but also slightly faster, meaning you can use it without performance penalty. Additional features include: providing arguments, (partially if needed), AOP and custom forwarding to hashes

Ruby's core Forwardable gets the job done(barely) and produces most unreadable code. Forwarder2 not only is more readable, much more feature rich, but also slightly faster, meaning you can use it without performance penalty. Additional features include: providing arguments, (partially if needed), AOP and custom forwarding to hashes

Foshow provides a very simple interface that allows you to display your code in your application. This can be very useful for presentations when you don't want to create slides or jump back and forth between you code and your application.

Http Network Functions.

A simple assets gem for foundation-datepicker, whose documentation can be found here: http://foundation-datepicker.peterbeno.com/example/example.html

Helpers to generate a Zurb Foundation style navigation

This gem is designed to provide an easy to use objected based approach to creating Zurb Foundation HTML elements using a elegant DSL.

Let's face it, there are a number of problems when application/environment configuration logic is too tightly coupled with the configuration-data itself. This gem aims to keep it simple and fully decouple the two concerns.

Fountain's Partner API for integrations. See more details: https://partners.fountain.com

With FourOFour you will be able to handle your 404 responses and change how your application behave dynamically and with the 'right' way: using a class for a delegation, separating all the concerns. Routes and logic should have their own space.

FourthBase provides support for Rails to manage dual databases by extending ActiveRecord tasks that create, migrate, and test your databases.

Markov chains for all your friends~

# Foxtrot Ruby Client Library This is the Ruby client library for interacting with the Foxtrot API. The only endpoint currently exposed is the route optimization endpoint (`Foxtrot::Client.optimize!`). In order to make requests, you need a valid API key. Your API key can be found at the bottom of any page in the [Foxtrot web app](http://app.foxtrot.io/). ## Installation `gem install foxtrot-client` ## Usage ```ruby data = { file_url: "https://www.domain.io/your_file.xlsx", file_name: "your_file.xlsx", geocode: "false", stop_name: "Customer", lat: "Lat", lng: "Long", load: "Load", service_time: "Service Time", time_window: "Time Window", extra_info: "Contact Info", date_starting: "1407712069593", warehouse: "77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge MA", num_drivers: 1, num_avg_service_time: 10, float_fuel_cost: 3.56, float_driver_wage: 6.01, float_mpg: 8.32 } api_key = 'xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx' require 'foxtrot' fox = Foxtrot::Client.new api_key resp = fox.optimize!(data).poll_and_block! result = resp.get_result ```

Helpers for using FoxyCart in Ruby