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ruby method describer to make it possible to inspect methods [rdoc, signature, etc.] at runtime, for example while debugging.

All-round workflow tool for designers. Enables designers to comfortably use geek goodness like git, git deploy, SASS etc

This is intended to be used as a mixin, usualy with some kind of library that parses optional command line arguments. The feature here is that the options may contain tags ('example_tag:') that are not resolved until they are used. This means that one option may refer to another. An example might be: --stage /tmp/fred --logfile stage:/my.log which would later provide a method 'logfile' that would return '/tmp/fred/my.log'

A minimal command line time tracker for individuals

RDoc and RI plugins for Detroit build system.

adds feature to devise

adds feature to devise

adds feature to devise

Publish an event to your Keen IO project every time a user signs in or out. Allows for customizing the collection name.

Devise extension to allow authentication to multiple LDAP servers, or with multiple configurations to the same LDAP server. Fork of the devise_ldap_authenticatable project.

Devise extension to allow authentication via LDAP, No ORM

A Routable, but not authenticatable devise module - useful for creating api authentication schemes not based on database user

Add methods to devise User models that account for active time during a month. Useful for SAAS billings

Ruby implementation of null file (like /dev/null on Un*x, NUL on Windows)

A description of your project

dfxml allows you to parse Digital Forensics XML data as created by tools such as fiwalk.

Simple SAP Hybris Datahub client for performing the most common operations

Dynamic isotope analysis for mass spectrometry isotope experiments. Calculates and visualizes varying isotope ratios and allows the user fine control over incorporation rates.

Making Minecraft 1 Command Creations with ruby. It's as easy as `c.say 123`