This is one implementation of the [Builder Pattern](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Builder_pattern) in the Ruby programming language. This is primarily used for composing objects to transport a set of data to a receiver with a specific payload. The advantage of using a builder over a plain Hash is using explicit methods to set required fields, and getting a common way to present your data to the receiver. By default, `.build` will transform your data into a hash, but you can override this method to create your preferred format.

A Ruby Gem for abstracting numbers

Ruby client library for Vanilla forums to connect websites with Single Sign On (SSO) through JsConnect.

this gem contains the selenium wrapper

Vanilla Utility Reader

Provides a ruby API for starting a vanilli server and interacting with it.

`vanish` removes the useless white space in the text file.

A simple ruby client to use Vantiv's XML API

A Simplified Vanitiv/WorldPay (LitleOnline) API Library

Report Processing for WorldPay/Vantiv/LitleOnline

A simple, template-driven content management system.

Ruby gem for integrating with the VAPI voice AI platform. Supports assistants, calls, phone numbers, squads, tools, files, knowledge bases, and webhooks.

Retrieve user information from Steam.

Vaporizer is a lightweight ruby wrapper which enable to consume easily the new Leafly API which needs authentication

This is the Ruby half of 'tilt-provider', a tool for using template engines supported by Tilt with the Vapor web framework for Swift.

Command line tool to automate the provision and bootstrap of virtual machine application environments

Provider plugin gem framework with required module method and \ basic testing structure for creating custom vaquero_io providers

Converts a product repository to a .pivotal file.

This gem provides an interface to Sectigo's (formerly Comodo CA) APIs for working with SSL/TLS certificates as well as its reporting API. Support for Sectigo's other APIs (S/MIME, code signing, device certificates, etc) may be added at a later date.

DSL for variable scoping / encapsulation for readability and organisation, by means of block indents and explicit variable declarations. Useful when organising complex conditions such as procs (case-in-point: complex `... if: -> {}` Rails model validations