Charming brings Rails-like application, routing, controller, and rendering conventions to Ruby terminal user interfaces.

Simple EPUB/PDF generator from Markdown. Inspired by denden converter

This gem is used to help writing technical posts for wordpress. The output is copied and pasted to a post into my wordpress blog, and the code gets colored using the plugin wp-syntax, and the output can be turned into PDF with the plugin wp-mpdf. Today this gem supports source files in the following languages: * Ruby (including Rakefile and Gemfile) * Java * YAML * HTML * XML * Scala * CSS * Javascript * Bash * Batch All other files are configured as "text".

Colorizes terminal outputs. Uses `Rouge::Formatters::Terminal256` to theme/color output to the terminal. Color codes git diff.

CommonMarker wrapper with Rouge syntax highlighter

Markdown renderer for Daimon

Theme for my personal blog

Docrb's HTML Generator

Doc Repo: Load in app documentation via an external Github repo

DocsKit is a reusable documentation-site component library for Phlex + daisyUI. It extracts the shared shell, sidebar, code blocks, and page kit so multiple docs sites look identical and are maintained in one place. Reactive demos (phlex-reactive) and Postgres-SSE transport (pgbus) are optional, runtime-detected add-ons.

Preview markdown documents in the browser with reload on change

For standardised CI build.

Write single page HTML documents with ease

A very simple and boring blogging engine for Rails.

Eyemask makes it easy to create rich, engaging, living documentation that everyone can use.

FaaStRuby CLI - Manage workspaces and functions hosted at faastruby.io.

a text buffer with marks, selections, and simple insert/delete

fatty is a pure Ruby curses-backed terminal interaction library with editable single-line input, scrollable output, and programmable keybindings, inspired by modern shells like fish.

A static site generator.

Frenchpress is a blogging engine to host your blog on github pages and Just Blog (TM) without the fuss of octopress.