A little library for functional programming

FqdnFacts allows you to create fact handlers for different FQDN formats. This is primarily intended for use with Puppet/Facter to facilitate dynamic fact generation based on FQDNs.

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Quick User Management Tool for FreeRADIUS

FramyMP3 is a simple library for working with and merging mp3 files in Ruby.

This is a simple ruby wrapper for Titus Wormer's awesome javascript language detection called Franc (https://github.com/wooorm/franc). At this time, this gem depends on a global npm installation of franc and runs a bash command within ruby to invoke the franc javascript. If you do not have franc installed, this gem will install it for you on the first run.

CLI utility for searching Overdrive-powered public libraries

Use cucumber to test native iOS apps via Frank

API building blocks.

Rubygem for querying Federal Reserve Banks' Fedwire & FedACH participants

A JSON API in Sinatra for scouting FRC competitions, and that manages the database using Mongoid.

Free art exhibits in NYC.

Freefeed API wrapper

car2go offers 20 minutes of free time when you refuel a vehicle that is less than 25 percent fueled. freerider identifies car2go vehicles in your area which you can refuel for free minutes!

A Ruby library for consuming the Freesound.org API

Accessing the internet in New York City is now easier than ever. Free public WiFi can be found throughout New York City in places like subway stations, neighborhood kiosks, hotels, cafés, libraries, restaurants, shops, and many more places. In an effort to help both locals and visitors stay connected, you can use this search tool to find WiFi locations in any New York City neighborhood near you.

(Badly) supports a small subset of Fortran to be run in a REPL-like environment, with a bunch of caveats.

An awesome API client for Freshbooks.

Issue access JWT & secure with refresh token

This library provides a simple algorithm for object filtering based on an object's timestamp. A master list of object ID's and timestamps are managed by this library and can be persisted (outside of this library) for picking up where you last left off.