Track your time in a file

TimeTrap is a sorted set which keeps track of the times values are added allowing for investigation of a set over time intervals.

Extracts rent informantion from Airbnb

Client for accessing TimeTree APIs

Generate random dates based on relative constraints

This is my second gem which will be available in the command line and which will tell Makers Academy students how long it is until the Mandatory Break at 4:45pm.

Some useful time utilities

Time Utils is a very powerful tool

A set of Ruby helpers to deal with time intervals.

Retrieve time objects by time windows (e.g. TimeWindow.call('5m') will round minutes to multiples of 5).

TimeWise provides a robust set of tools for time series analysis in Ruby, including basic statistical functions, moving averages, and visualization capabilities.

Uses the RubyGems style of versioning in order to ease updates.

Wrapper for simple form to support a timepicker

Timeywimey wraps up several active_support modules and gives you access to time_ago_in_words outside the ActionView context or in a native Ruby app.

Timezone Aware tracks a user's timezone and sets Time.zone to that for each individual request.

CLI which calculates time for a different time zone locations.

A client for accessing the timezonedb.com API

This gem helps you to add a dropdown for timezone and change the timezone according to needs of user

A library that assists in scheduling events whilst taking time zones into account.

TimezoneTeleporter anonymizes users' GPS coordinates by generating random coordinates in the same time zone. These new coordinates may be used then safely by 3rd party systems to process the users' location, without disclosing their actual physical position, providing more privacy, and anonymity ...