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.

Theme for my personal blog

Docrb's HTML Generator

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

Preview markdown documents in the browser with reload on change

For standardised CI build.

Write single page HTML documents with ease

Simple style guide for Rails 5.1+

A very simple and boring blogging engine for Rails.

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

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

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

Use bash to interact with groq in your terminal and execute sh scripts

giblish generates indexed and searchable documents from a tree of asciidoc files.