Rigor is a CLI-first static analyzer for Ruby applications that prioritizes type inference, clean application code, and zero runtime dependencies. Rigor is a standalone tool, not a library: install it independently rather than adding it to your application's Gemfile. It runs on Ruby 4.0 while your project keeps its own Ruby, and it reads your project as data rather than loading it, so a Gemfile entry only constrains your application's Ruby and dependency resolution. Installation channels (mise, asdf, gem install, container, Nix): https://github.com/rigortype/rigor/blob/master/docs/install.md

Simple, straight-forward base for web-frameworks.

A simple library for communicating with the Robinhood API

When you write a web API, you make a promise to the world. RSpec API helps you keep your promise.

RSpec HTTP is an extension library that makes it easier to write specs for HTTP/REST APIs

Wrapper around the tika-app jar

A library for interacting with web services (and building SOAs) at blinding speed.

A Rack middleware that allows injecting a session across domains

HTML + CSS + Javascript = awesome presos

file based blog engine.

export your sinatra app to a directory of static files

A Ruby interface and command line utility for the Siteleaf API.

Rack middleware for skinning pages using a specific template

Parallel rspec test runner from a queue of pending jobs.

StaticMatic helps you quickly create maintainable Amazon S3 static websites using tools such as Haml and Sass. Quickly deploy to services such as Amazon S3 in a single command.

StaticMatic helps you quickly create maintainable Amazon S3 static websites using tools such as Haml and Sass. Quickly deploy to services such as Amazon S3 in a single command.

Stormpath SDK used to interact with the Stormpath REST API

A sinatra based app for rendering CSVs hosted on google docs or locally in custom HTML

Like a modern code version of the mythical beast with 100 serpent heads, Typhoeus runs HTTP requests in parallel while cleanly encapsulating handling logic.

A template handler that generates several media types representations, from a simple DSL