A gem to make it possible to have the core ri/rdoc (especially useful if your distro didn't include it)

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Ruby (FFI) binding for cracklib.

Wraps up the CSS lint tool from https://github.com/stubbornella/csslint into a gem

VCLog is a cross-VCS/SCM ChangeLog generator.

A collection of useful utilities and libraries for Ruby development (not Rails)

A clone of Gnome-Do and Kupfer written in Ruby.

A plugin for Ruby-Do that executes installed applications.

A plugin for Ruby-Do that allows searching for and executing files.

A plugin for Ruby-Do that can log out, suspend, hibernate and shut the computer down.

Ruby bindings for SmartFox's client.

Map SFSObject into Ruby Hash

Upload image use gallery

Send requests to rubygems' API and print the output. You can also query the output with jq (assuming json output) for that endpoint. == Features/Problems: * Prints results from rubygems API. * Can use jq queries to filter and format results. * Currently only handles GET endpoints. See -h for a full list. * Uses ~/.gem/credentials for a higher query rate.

Gem command to display the certificate of a gem, if any.

Ever want to test something out in a clean rubygems repo? Want your gem list to actually be empty? Me too. Now you can.

The sandbox plugin for rubygems helps you manage your command-line tools and their dependencies. Sandboxed gems are installed in their own private rubygem repositories with all of their dependencies. This means that you don't have to have a rat's nest of gems in your global repository in order to run popular command-tools like rdoc, flog, flay, rcov, etc. gem sandbox has the following sub-commands: * install gem_name ... - install 1 or more gems * plugin gem_name plugin_name ... - install a gem and plugins for it * remove gem_name ... - uninstall 1 or more gems * help - show this output Once you install gem sandbox will output something like: Copy the following scripts to any directory in your path to use them: cp /Users/USER/.gem/sandboxes/GEM/bin/TOOL _in_your_$PATH_ Copy the scripts to a directory in your path (eg ~/bin or /usr/bin) and you're good to go.

Ruby/Graphviz provides an interface to layout and generate images of directed graphs in a variety of formats (PostScript, PNG, etc.) using GraphViz.

enhaced grep program: higlights matches & filenames, shows line numbers

A collection of handy little hacks to Ruby objects. Does not modify default behaviours.