Keyboard firmware generator using qmk_firmware - from Fusion JSON

Keycloak Admin REST API client written in Ruby

Provides a Ruby interface to the current Klarna API, forked and inspired by https://rubygems.org/gems/klarna_client/versions/0.1.0

Universal knife verbs that work with your Chef repository

ruby-binlog based MySQL replication listener

Kubernetes manifest shooter

A dirt simple library for parsing and formatting human readable dates

Provides an embedded LDAP server for BDD. The embedded server is built with ApacheDS.

Build rich client applications using nothing but ruby.

Provides sentence splitting, syllable, and text-quality algorithms.

Ruby wrapper for the LinkedIn v2 API

LinuxAdmin is a module to simplify management of linux systems. It should be a single place to manage various system level configurations, registration, updates, etc.

liter-llm is a universal LLM API client with a Rust core and native Ruby bindings via Magnus. Provides a unified interface for streaming completions, tool calling, and provider routing across 142+ LLM providers. Rust-powered.

Automatically set per-request locale in Rails applications

Log statements along with their name easily. Mixin a logger everywhere when you need it.

logstash-devutils gem is meant to be used as a development dependency from other plugins/gems.

This gem is meant to be a dependency of any Logstash plugin that wishes to use the Deprecation Logger introduced in 7.6 while maintaining backward-compatibility with earlier Logstashes. When used on older Logstash versions, it provides an implementation of the deprecation logger that forwards deprecation messages to the normal logger at WARN-level with a `DEPRECATED` prefix.

Loops is a small and lightweight framework for Ruby on Rails, Merb and other ruby frameworks created to support simple background loops in your application which are usually used to do some background data processing on your servers (queue workers, batch tasks processors, etc).

Lowkiq

Ruby library for the WHM & cPanel API; It's not a half day or anything like that