A sinatra based interface for browsing and admiring your gems.

Allows a much easier way to select/deselect a subset of related gems to include in a project

gemchat indexes the documentation for the gems in your project's own bundle and serves BM25 search over it from the command line, with no account, no API key and no network. It is a local tool, not the hosted gemchat.org service. An optional mode can defer to gemchat.org if you would rather not keep a local index. Direct dependencies are indexed by default and ri documentation is generated locally, because Bundler installs gems without documentation. Results carry the exact locked version and real API signatures, which is the point: an agent can look up how to call a library without reading a 1500-line lockfile into context.

GemExefy is RubyGems plugin aimed to replace batch files (.bat) with executables with the same name. This gem will work only on RubyInstaller Ruby installation and it requires RubyInstaller DevKit. Reason for such replaceming batch files with executable stubs is twofold. When execution of batch file is interrupted with Ctrl-C key combination, user is faced with the confusing question "Terminate batch job (Y/N)?" which is avoided after replacement. Second reason is appearance of processes in Task manager (or Process Explorer). In the case of batch files all processes are visible as ruby.exe. In order to distinguish between them, program arguments must be examined. In addition, having one process name makes it hard to define firewall rules. Having executable versions instead of batch files will facilitate process identification in task list as well as defining firewall rules. Moreover it makes it possible to create selective firewall rules for different Ruby gems. Installing Ruby applications as Windows services should be also much easer when executable stub is used instead of batch file.

Does what it says on the tin.

I use this gem to teach about gems and contributing to open source.

This requires some thought. isn't it?

Gemma is a gem development helper like hoe and jeweler, but it keeps the gemspec in a gemspec file, instead of in a Rakefile. This helps your gem to play nicely with commands like gem and bundle, and it allows gemma to provide rake tasks with sensible defaults for many common gem development tasks.

Adds area and perimeter methods for common shapes.

Easily create Rake tasks that mechanize Gem development workflow: Git integration, automatic semantic versioning, gem building and publishing.

A fork of gem-shut-the-fuck-up that provides configurable silencing of post-install-messages.

gemverse gem - gem universe incl. rubygems API V1 wrapper lite; gem version cache, gem timeline reports, 'n' more

Provides the ability to graph the dependencies of a given installed gem. Uses a similar approach to DepGraph, but finer-grained; graphs dependencies only for the named gem(s), rather than for all installed gems at once.

A module which allows the GENE gyrokinetic code to be run using the CodeRunner framework.

Super easy adjustable form builder with formtastic style DSL

Modified version of the bio-svgenes gem, for use in https://geni-act.org education website.

A Sinatra RESTful web-service for sharing RDFized genomic data.

Generates Ruby provider templates for use with cmpi-bindings

A cli tool to generate RSA key-pair and output a recursive filelist

geo-cli is a command-line utility for converting between common GIS serialization formats.