Given a datetime or an hour/minute value pair, this gem returns an angle (180 degrees or less) between the hour and minute hands on a clock if the time were to be modeled on an analog clock.

A simple code timer

Battle-tested documentation SPECIFICALLY for the Clockify Detailed Reports API endpoint (POST /reports/detailed) with 43+ documented errors, corrections to official documentation, and complete parameter reference. NOT general Clockify API docs - just the detailed reports endpoint. More accurate than official Clockify documentation.

Sort of an extension to Git to support clocking hours worked on a project.

clockwork provides a cron-like utility for ruby. This gem adds the possibility to create integration tests for these tasks

Provides generated HTML data for rails apps.

Clomp gem provides a smooth, lightweight, productive and reusable way to build an operation using Railway Oriented Programing paradigm.

Simple lib for cloning rails models and associations.

Creates unique users with names, addresses, and phone numbers

A small tool which allows you to easily clone and open a file from git services

Genetically identical images that reproduce asexually.

Fetch configurations from several backends with a common interface

State machine DSL

Find the closest coffee shop.

This gem takes an array of elements, groups them by their ordered closest neighbors into n groups.

This gem uses the data available on the USA Weightlifting website (http://www.teamusa.org/usa-weightlifting/clubs-lwc/find-a-club) to create a simple CLI interface with all the gyms.

Closet let you bury your records instead of killing them. Data is valuable even thoes you think worthless. Closet helps you bury/hide your records in closet, and restore them whenever you want. Colest only works with ActiveRecord(Mongoid will support in near future)

Closh automatically bootstrap servers in the cloud to run shell commands

A gem for combining and minimizing your javascript files using google's closure compiler.

A variant of the Forwardable module in the Ruby Standards Library. Instead of requiring the delegation object to be available on the class, it can be any object.