GoogleBooks is a lightweight Ruby wrapper that queries the Google API to search for publications in the Google Books repository. It is inspired by the google-book gem which relies on the deprecated Google GData Books API, but is updated to hook into the current Google API.

Lets you read from the Google Contacts API. Posting to come later.

This is a ruby wrapper for the Google Maps api

Logging middleware for the Grape framework, similar to what Rails offers

Ruby bindings for the greenhouse.io Harvest API and Job Board API

When this library is required, it replaces the default Ruby exception-raising behavior. When an error is raised, the developer is presented with a menu enabling them to ignore the error, view a stack trace, debug the error using IRB or ruby-debug, and more.

Tiny module that allows you to easily adapt from one hash structure to another with a simple declarative DSL.

hydra_attribute is an implementation of EAV pattern for ActiveRecord models.

Includes a number of rspec matchers to make specing your locale files easy peasy.

Extract tables from PDF as a structured info. Uses ghostscript to print pdf to image, then recognizes table separators optically. No OpenCV or other heavy dependencies

Infinity Test is a continuous testing library and a flexible alternative to Autotest, using Watchr library with RSpec, Test::Unit or Bacon with RVM funcionality, giving the possibility to test with all Rubies that you have in your RVM configuration.

Crawl instagram photos, posts and videos for download.

A Ruby wrapper Intuit's OAuth and OpenID implementation.

Analyze an iOS .ipa file. Can be used as a CLI and can print the information in JSON so it can be used by other tools.

Program in Ruby writing in Italian. Yay!

Jazz theory is a mathematical system of concepts and relationships, why not make an ActiveModel representation of those concepts?

Adds validation methods to ActiveModel for validating dates and times. Works with multiple ORMS.

Menus (site navigation) for your Jekyll website

This Gem allows you to push your Jekyll blog to AWS S3. In addition, you can use this Gem to invalidate the related Cloudfront distribution, making it easy to deliver your blog via the CDN.

Easily embed ScalaFiddle in Jekyll pages