Ruby interface to Kount Orders API

Kozenet UI is a modern, production-ready component library for Ruby on Rails. Built with ViewComponent and Tailwind CSS, it provides beautiful, accessible, and customizable UI components with dynamic theming support. Features CSP-compliant styling, dark mode, and smooth animations.

Declaratively create, modify and destroy cloud infrastructure in your favourite language

kpn style guides and shared style configs.

A comprehensive, well-structured Ruby gem for integrating with Kraken cryptocurrency exchange REST and WebSocket APIs. Features include rate limiting, automatic retries, error handling, and full support for public and private endpoints.

kramdown-plantuml allows you to use PlantUML syntax within fenced code blocks with Kramdown (Jekyll's default Markdown parser).

A background job processing with Kubernetes job for Ruby

Achievements engine for Rails application similar to World of Warcraft achievements system.

KUY.io shared rubocop configuration.

Seamlessly integrate LangSmith tracing and monitoring into your Rails applications

Latergram API Client

LaunchDarkly SDK AI Configs integration for the Ruby server side SDK

LaunchDarkly SDK OTEL integration for the Ruby server side SDK

Simple "Ruby core"-inspired syntactic sugar for defining cached, lazy-loaded attributes which intuitively handle inheritence and attribute redefinition.

A Ruby client for the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) API at lda.gov. Access lobbying filings, registrants, clients, lobbyists, and contribution reports.

A robust command-line tool that automates extracting direct download links and saving files from leechtop.com. Supports batch processing, duplicate skipping, and safe concurrency.

The Legion connect gem

RabbitMQ consumers/producer for ruby applications

Linear sagas with persisted executions, step attempts, retries, compensations and a stuck-execution healer, driven by Lepus/RabbitMQ. Storage is pluggable: lepus-saga-active_record provides ActiveRecord.

Keeps lepus-saga executions and step attempts in ActiveRecord tables (PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, SQLite), with a Rails generator for the migration