Symmetry axis from a point list. It has the restriction: no points must be on axis. Thus every point must have a pair. You can separately use the Line class from the gem. It allows you to compare for equality the lines, defined by different ways.

Basis of my applications

A symbolic math library for ruby

synac library for ruby.

Synamoid is Dynamoid just change only dependency and name to push to rubygem only nothing's mine.

SynapseFI v3 API Library

Synapse is Airbnb's new system for service discovery. Synapse solves the problem of automated fail-over in the cloud, where failover via network re-configuration is impossible. The end result is the ability to connect internal services together in a scalable, fault-tolerant way. This is a forked version which adds support for Apache Aurora service announcements.

Configuration with callbacks on update (or read).

Synapse Config Generator for HAProxy and Services.

Make logger instance public available, allowing to exchange them

Nginx config_generator for Synapse

SynapsePay allows you to integrate bank payments into your applications

Requires Ruby 2.1 and up. Not all API actions are supported. Find out more in the readme todo section.

MQ-based application communication and event processing

Ruby wrapper to the SynapsePay API

Ruby interface to the SynapsePayments API (v3)

Ruby port of Synaptic.js

A Ruby client that provides convenient interface for the Syncano api.

Data collector for synced gem for Datadog.

Iterate over multiple enumerators in parallel, using the external interface based on the #next method. Each call to #next returns an array, containing the next element for each of the enumerators. A StopIteration exception is raised as soon as any of the enumerators runs out of elements. SyncEnum differs from the standard library's REXML::SyncEnumerator in its use of the #next external iterator interface, while REXML::SyncEnumerator uses an #each internal iterator interface. The external interface is more convenient when you expect to end iteration before reaching the end of any of the enumerations, including cases where an enumerator generates an unending sequence.