Quickly and flexibly build minimal, validatable YAML schemas.

Artificial intelligence library for prompting - not production-ready.

An AsciiDoc-to-HTML static site generator based on Asciidoctor.

The automate Gem provides a very simple DSL for writing command line automations, providing nice-to-have features such as error handling so that you don't have to implement it over and over again :)

The idea is to create a folder structure to better manage pieces of a CloudFormation deployment. Additionally, writing in JSON is hard, so the compiler takes YAML files as well.

The idea is to extract a big CloudFormation template into a folder structure to better manage pieces of a CloudFormation deployment. Additionally, writing in JSON is hard, so the decompiler can create YAML files as well.

Ruby DSL for creating Cloudformation templates

Retrieve an up to date list of valid AWS EC2 Instance Types directly from Amazon Web Services official site.

Retrieve an up to date list of valid AWS RDS Instance Types directly from Amazon Web Services official site.

Minimalistic template engine for Ruby.

Basepack for Rails

Tooling for generate demo applications with PostCSS plugins. Right now only gulp applications

BundleOutdatedFormatter is a command-line tool to format output of `bundle outdated`

BrewOutdatedFormatter is a command-line tool to format output of `brew outdated --verbose`

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Simple YAML backed Storage for Cinch plugins.

clearsale gem to use Clearsale ClearID service

A code manifest

Creates DAISY-compliant files.

this is a little chunck of code i use to dump Ruby objects to YAML with Hash keys in a some-what consistent order. i do this because i often find myself using YAML files as data storage and this makes it a lot easier to compare versions with text-based diff toolspec. this lib is horribly alpha and has no tests what-so-ever. i'm sure it's as full or bugs and bad ideas as 100 lines of code can be. i just put it here so it's easier for me to use across projectspec. but you're welcome to take it for a spin too if you really want. this relies on Psych internals, so it has a dependency on pysch ~> 2.0. it might work fine with other versions; that's just all i've tested it against at the moment.