Selenium Shots is an Integration Testing Service that transparently distributes your integration tests across multiple operating systems with different versions of all major browsers AND captures a screen shot

Scrape websites using Firefox headlessly handled by Selenium

Gem for using Selenium webdriver simply

Generate information about Selenium commands

Selenium 2.0 (WebDriver) decorators for web-elements that provide specific methods fot each web-element

Selenium::WebDriver::Element#click sometimes fails because the element is not clickable and other element receives the click. This gem extends `click` to avoid that. When `click` fails with `not clickable` error, this tries to center the element with executing JavaScript `Element.scrollIntoView()...

Extended FullScreenshots To Selenium::Webdriver

This gem makes it easy to create page and web viewer objects for use by tests that use selenium-webdriver. By using page and viewer objects, you can decouple your tests from the html details so that they can focus instead on describing the behaviour of your application.

State machines are awesome but sometimes you need a little more. Like who should do what in order for it to move on? How many steps are left? How can I restfully trigger the next event? Self Control adds route helpers, controller actions and a dsl to turn your existing state machines into full wo...

Ruby gem for easy deprecation of your libraries

Adds the ability for ruby processes to die after some conditions are met.

An RSpec Formatter for the new generation for programmers. Selfie Formatter takes photos of you while your tests run and uses them to track progress and format the results. Currently only works on OS X with iTerm2 >= 3.0.

Take mad selfies!

Add to built-in classes a method to test for equality.

The self-notifo gem sends notifications to your own Notifo account from your Rails application.

SelfPay

joinself sdk

A very simplistic interface for Sell.com that allows you to perform searches and parse item information from pages.

Extensible solution to make it easy to export ruby objects to be used on price comparison shopping engines

Based really very heavily on acts_as_taggable_on, but introduces tagging schemes and moves context into tags (so, for example, "Environment" in a 'green_tags' scheme is not semantically equivalent to "Environment" in an sysadmin's tagging scheme)