Purpose of this gem is to create neat, simple, technical graphs. This is alternative to most new libraries which create small, candy graphs using JavaScript.

This gem provides a framework of text filter. Tefil eneable to make text filter commands which have overwrite option easily.

Terry manages, backs up and syncs your bash aliases across your computers. He also helps you and install new aliases, uploaded by other developers.

A set of spec helpers generated during client projects and crystallized into one gem

Given a model as ruby hash and constraints as ruby procs, test data is generated based on allpairs methodology and constraints applied to prune the data set

A simple command-line tool for running a Jenkins test job before pushing code to the remote repo

Often used aliases for MiniTest::Spec.

Gem for turning off validations and callbacks in test environment

A test harness for rspec and cucumber which allows for separating responsibility between setting up the context and interacting with the browser, and cleaning up the step definition files.

Some Rails testing goodies.

Some testing goodies for Rails.

A Ruby client that tries to match TestRail's API one-to-one, while still providing an idiomatic interface.

A Ruby client that tries to match TestRail's API one-to-one, while still providing an idiomatic interface. This gem is a fork from testrailv2 of Kristine Robison and James Tsay. Gem has open dependencies of httparty and activesupport.

We don't need no stinkin' RSpec! Get all the fluency you want in your Test::Unit tests, with no magic required, using straight Ruby syntax

texlab a toolkit based on erb that for creating documents and doing calculations at the same time. It is capable to output the proper number of significant digits, generate tables and plots using gnuplot. It has a simple DSL.

Ruby gem to use the textcaptcha.com service

A small set of tools for reading text based data files into arrays. Works ee.g. for simple columnar data with or without headings.

A DSL for loading CSV text files into a database.

Set-like wrapper around GNU comm and related textfile utilities. A common use case is to identify differences between exported datasets where the datasets may exceed 100K rows and each row may exceed 4K characters.

texti - read / parse text with instructions (.texti)