A tiny and powerful blogging engine, wrapped up in a Rubygem. Supports markdown-based posts, syntax highlighting, and RSS feeds.

If it wasn't in BLOGUE, it wasn't in blogue.

SML is a rich text format for describe of the BlueDoc rich contents, base on [JsonML](http://jsonml.org).

Common functionality shared between ruby gems.

blusher routes Ruby's rouge lexing — and, for the common HTML path, its formatting — through the Rust `carmine` engine, which executes rule tables extracted from rouge's own lexers. For an unadorned Rouge::Formatters::HTML pipeline it fuses lex+format in Rust and returns one String, crossing the Ruby boundary once instead of per-token: ~1.7x faster on a mixed corpus (2.5x+ on large files), byte-identical, with transparent fallback to rouge for callback lexers and other formatters. Verified against rouge's full lexer spec suite (757/757). The engine's raw 4.6x is realized Rust-to-Rust.

SML is a rich text format for describe of the BookLab rich contents, base on [JsonML](http://jsonml.org).

[WIP] Rails engine to include Bootstrap 5.

Boilerplate code to display and manage Git repositories.

A bulma based blog theme for a private server

A lean and mean *interactive API* documentation generator.

CafeCar is a composable view extension for Rails: it renders complete index, show, new, and edit interfaces straight from your models, with no DSL and no boilerplate. Every index ships with keyword search, URL-based filtering and sorting, pagination, and one-click CSV export. Authorization runs on Pundit with attribute-level permissions; forms and Turbo Stream (Hotwire) responses render automatically. Every default can be overridden application-wide or per model with ordinary Rails. It makes admin panels, internal tools, and back-office apps on Rails 8 trivial.

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

Convert your source code to PDF

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

Markdown renderer for Daimon

kramdown is yet-another-markdown-parser but fast, pure Ruby, using a strict syntax definition and supporting several common extensions.