Ruby tool for truncating HTML strings keeping a valid HTML markup

This is the ruby client for Unleash, a powerful feature toggle system that gives you a great overview over all feature toggles across all your applications and services.

Fake (In-memory) driver for redis-rb. Useful for testing environment and machines without Redis.

Rackspace provider gem for Fog

Find out which locale the user preferes by reading the languages they specified in their browser

Provides a mock service for use with Pact

Allows you to wrap code in Pry::rescue{ } to open a pry session at any unhandled exceptions

Request log analyzer's purpose is to find out how your web application is being used, how it performs and to focus your optimization efforts. This tool will parse all requests in the application's log file and aggregate the information. Once it is finished parsing the log file(s), it will show the requests that take op most server time using various metrics. It can also insert all parsed request information into a database so you can roll your own analysis. It supports Rails-, Merb- and Rack-based applications logs, Apache and Amazon S3 access logs and MySQL slow query logs out of the box, but file formats of other applications can easily be supported by supplying an easy to write log file format definition.

Synapse is a daemon used to dynamically configure and manage local instances of HAProxy as well as local files in reaction to changes in a service registry such as zookeeper. Synapse is half of SmartStack, and is designed to be operated along with Nerve or another system that registers services such as Aurora.

deploy tool abstraction for clients

Easy to use Settings helper that loads its data in from config/settings.yml. Handles adding multiple sources, and easy reloading.

OAuth 2 authentication with the Azure ActiveDirectory V2 API.

Anemone web-spider framework

HTML formatter for Cucumber

Cucumber tag expressions for ruby

deploy tool abstraction for clients

deploy tool abstraction for clients

Transparent proxy support for any EventMachine protocol

Your home directory is your castle. Don't leave your dotfiles behind. Homesick is sorta like rip, but for dotfiles. It uses git to clone a repository containing dotfiles, and saves them in ~/.homesick. It then allows you to symlink all the dotfiles into place with a single command.

A Parser / Dumper for LTSV