Provides Ruby bindings to interact with a Cobbler server.

gaptool-server for managing cloud resources

GasFree SDK provides a Ruby interface for interacting with GasFree.io API, enabling gasless transfers of TRC-20/ERC-20 tokens. It supports address generation, transaction signing, and other operations described in the GasFree API specification.

Simple Ruby load test library.

Gaspar is an in-process recurring job manager. It is intended to be used in place of cron when you don't want a separate daemon.

Dead simple Ruby config store.

Gatoroid is a way to store analytics using the poweful features of MongoDB for scalability

Gem to look up agency names for GB standards.

Allows files created with Harry Mulder's Game Boy Map Builder and Game Boy Tile Designer to be converted for use in Game Boy game development. Also allows .MOD tracker files to be converted for use with AntonioND's GBT Player.

gce-metadata provides access to GCE instance metadata.

Google Cloud Pub/Sub Client

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Ruby library for updating Geckoboard Custom Widgets. Uses Faraday for HTTP requests and designed to work with the async API

Ruby library for updating Geckoboard Custom Widgets. Uses Faraday for HTTP requests and designed to work with the async API

A Ruby gem that calculates Gematria. The gem comes with built-in correspondence tables for English and Hebrew text, but allows for user-configurable tables. The gem supports raw conversion to number (by simple summation), mapping (breakdown of individual numbers), and reduction to a single digit (mispar katan mispari).

Host a private gem repository at S3

This library contains some useful functionality to support the development of Ruby Gems

A comparator for Gemfile.lock that generate the GitHub's compare view urls

gem-status gets the list of gems you use from Gemfile.lock file and runs some checks on those gems. Checks that can be run are: * Does it has a license? If it does not, it can be a problem for distributing your software with this gem. * Is it Gpl? If it is, it can be a problem if your software or other gems are not GPL compatible. * Is the same in Rubygems.org? This is for people who uses his own gem server. This checks the gems are the same. * Does it has security alerts? This will search into the commits and into security mailing lists for possible security messages.

Check for a given github project if gem dependencies are up to date