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Export iMessage conversations into TXT or PDF files

JSON serialization for Rails. Straight-forward attributes. Only serialize what you want. Optimally obeys eager-loaded associations

Integrates metric_fu into integrity so that metrics are run on every build.

A generic web crawler that doesn't crawl outside URLs.

Gives you a fist full of code metrics

JYRon : provide facilities to maniplate, convert, querying, storing transportables objects

A pure ruby interface to the crontab

some photography stuff ;)

Linklist is just a simple script to convert a text file with one URI per line into a static HTML page containing links to those URIs.

collates the output generated by running gem_lint against the most recent version of every public gem.

Common *NIX tools and commands which can be used easily in irb

The original lwes gem is a thin wrapper around the c library, and does not handle data types for dynamic LWES events. This gem allows users to define the data type of attributes in an clear way, so that your LWES event listeners will be happy. This library includes the following components.

Extract identifiers and metadata from EAD XML.

Methodic : provide Hash table options arguments manager (specifications and validations

Allows to send messages, start and stop Minecraft server

MockWS : Web services mocking utility

Mongoid tagging gem that holds meta about tags in a scoped context.

Olag is Oren's set of utilities for creating a well-behaved gem. This is very opinionated software; it eliminates a lot of the boilerplate, at the cost of making many decisions which may not be suitable for everyone (directory structure, code verification, codnar for documentation, etc.).

Code metrics from Flog, Flay, RCov, Saikuro, Churn, Reek, Roodi and Rails' stats task