Like #flatten, but rejecting nils and allowing a block.

Access sub-integer array indexes in Ruby: Array.new([1,2])[0.5] == 1.5

Consume a rest API in a AR like fashion

Haskell-like Arrow functionality to procs, includes commonly useful functional junk such as function composition, fanout, functor map composition, parallel composition, fork composition, context lifting, and memoization.

`article_json` is a format definition for news articles and a ruby gem that offers conversions from and to different formats: - Parser for Google Doc HTML exports - Converter to: - simple HTML format - AMP format - Apple News Format (ANF) - plain text - JSON

A Ruby interface for querying academic papers on the arXiv search API.

Easily access arXiv article info – including authors, categories, links, etc.

asciidoctor-bibliography lets you handle citations and bibliography the "asciidoctor-way"! Its syntax is designed to be native-asciidoctor: * single cite `cite:[key]`; * contextual cite `cite[key, page=3]`; * multiple cites `cite:[key1]+[key2]`; * full cite `fullcite:[key]`; and * TeX-compatible macros including `citep:[key]`, `citet:[key]` and friends. Citation output styles are fully bridged to the CSL library, supporting formats such as IEEE, APA, Chicago, DIN and ISO 690. The `bibliography::[]` command generates a full reference list that adheres to your configured citation style.

Asciidoctor extension providing implicit (automatic) reference text (label) for inter-document cross references

asciidoctor-iso lets you write ISO standards in AsciiDoc syntax. This gem is in active development.

Asciidoctor extension that converts latexmath to HTML using KaTeX at build-time

A tool that reduces an AsciiDoc document containing preprocessor directives (includes and conditionals) to a single AsciiDoc document by expanding all includes and evaluating all conditionals.

asciidoctor-rfc lets you write Internet-Drafts and RFCs in a native "asciidoctor" syntax. RFC XML ("xml2rfc" Vocabulary XML, RFC7322) is the XML-based language used for writing Internet-Drafts and RFCs, but not everyone likes hand-crafting XML, especially when the focus should be on the content. Specifically, the gem provides two things. First, an "asciidoctor" like syntax that lets you utilize close to all features of native RFC XML, and maps most asciidoctor textual syntax (like tables) into RFC XML features. Then, RFC XML v3 (RFC 7991) and v2 (RFC 7749) backends that lets you render your AsciiDoc into, you guessed it, RFC XML v3 and v2. This gem is in active development.

Rouge code highlighter support for Asciidoctor

ASIMOV Command-Line Interface (CLI)

ASIMOV Command-Line Interface (CLI)

ASIMOV Command-Line Interface (CLI)

ASIMOV Command-Line Interface (CLI)

ASIMOV Command-Line Interface (CLI)

ASIMOV Command-Line Interface (CLI)