Quickly and easily connect your app to a Faye server

Easily create a Faye pub/sub server

Naitve Bayes for Food Category classification

fbcat - command-line tools for built-in football catalog (reference) dbs incl. leagues, clubs, & more

Command line interface to the Facebook graph API.

fbtok - football.txt lint tools incl. tokenizer, parser & more

fbtxt - convert football match schedules & more in tabular comma-separated values (csv) format to (future-proof & evergreen) football.txt

fbtxt2json - convert football.txt match schedules & more to json

fbtxt2sqlite - read football.txt match schedules & more into sqlite database

fbup - (auto-)update machinery for footbal match schedules & more in football.txt; incl. (auto-sync & commit) support for github openfootball repos & more

Freshdesk and Crowdin integration Command Line Interface (CLI)

This gems helps you to manage files on S3

A simple slack client to send messages into a slack channel

Helper function for the Enumerable module which returns a frequency distribution.

Simple and flexible feature toggle defintion

Simple implementation of the 'Feature Flags' pattern as a Ruby gem. Allows you to set defaults in a Hash of the form: ```{ feature_name_1: true, feature_name_2: false, feature_with_variations: 'A' }``` and override them with correspondingly-named environment variables. In the example above, you could enable the feature 'feature_name_2' with the environment variable 'FEATURE_NAME_2'.

An open-source Ruby implementation of FECFile

Ruby library for creating FEC filings.

Mounts a Fedora Commons repository as a FUSE filesystem

This library creates a common object graph for the RSS/Atom/RDF parsing classes in the ruby standard library. This allows you parse different feed formats and get back the same (or at least a very similar) set of results - item authors are accessible under an "author(s)" attribute, categories/tags/subjects are accessible under "category(ies)" attributes, etc. We do our best to make sure the data makes sense, too - RSS items lack an "updated" attribute, so we use "pubDate" to populate it.