Play rock paper scissors.

A beautiful and powerful interactive command line prompt with a robust API for getting and validating complex inputs.

A set of methods for processing keyboard input in character, line and multiline modes. It maintains history of entered input with an ability to recall and re-edit those inputs. It lets you register to listen for keystroke events and trigger custom key events yourself.

An interface for querying the console for information about itself

A command-line tool for terminal color capabilities detection

Raven for Ruby handler for tty-logger

A command-line tool for displaying Markdown documents in a nicely fromatted terminal output.

This gem was created to enable control of interactive terminal applications. It is using pseudo tty to communicate with the process via simple API.

Extension for tty-prompt that allow interactive CLI file system element selection

Vim-like bindings extension for tty-prompt

Render a string using ANSI TTY codes

The HTTP spec details a way to use HTTP/1.1 as a platform for transitioning to newer protocols by starting the conversation with HTTP/1.1. There are no restrictions on what that protocol can be.

Ruby wrapper for youtube api's. Upload, delete, update, comment on youtube videos all from one gem

Tubemogul API Client.

tubemp is a tiny web-application which creates and serves thumbnail-images from YouTube embed-codes. These images link to the video and look like embedded videos.

This is a simple game written while following the ruby programming course developed by Pragmatic Studio. For course details visit: https://pragmaticstudio.com/ruby This code is copyright (c) 2017 Jesse Saletan. For license details see the accompanying LICENSE file.

Code0 GRPC Protocol.

When taking part in a hackathon recently I was looking for a simple gem to pull products from Amazon based on a search string. I found a few but none did exactly what I wanted, so I built this one.

Single person's minimum unit of task manager

Security-Layer for Rails-Application acts like a firewall.