Interact with Kickstarter through their API

Generates API documentation for rspec in OpenAPI format.

Framework for building and distributing games using Gosu

Utility for keeping Chef servers in sync with a repo

Emailage is a Fraud Prevention Solution. This gem implements a client for the Emailage web service.

Helpers for validating JSON API payloads

Jetty-powered running shoes for JRuby/Rack.

The standard Prismic.io's API library.

Use Valgrind memcheck without going crazy

The win32-service library provides a Ruby interface to services on MS Windows. You can create new services, or control, configure and inspect existing services. In addition, you can create a pure Ruby service by using the Daemon class that is included as part of the library.

Aquarium is a full-featured Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) framework for Ruby that is designed to provide an intuitive syntax and support for large-scale, dynamic aspects.

Apache Buildr is a build system for Java-based applications, including support for Scala, Groovy and a growing number of JVM languages and tools. We wanted something that's simple and intuitive to use, so we only need to tell it what to do, and it takes care of the rest. But also something we c...

never let an unscoped Model.all accidentally leak data to an unintended audience.

Given/When/Then steps for RSpec examples

Automatically runs specs in reaction to changes in files. Loads the project once and uses code reloading to get changes instead of starting a new process for every test run.

Enables Vagrant to ssh into and provision managed servers.

RSpec assistance library for gruf, including testing helpers

Private Puppet forge server supports local files, both v1 and v3 API proxies

Optimally distribute and run RSpec suites among parallel workers; for faster CI builds

RSpec Tracer is a specs dependency analyzer, flaky tests detector, tests accelerator, and coverage reporter tool for RSpec. It maintains a list of files for each test, enabling itself to skip tests in the subsequent runs if none of the dependent files are changed. It uses Ruby's built-in coverage...