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Tools for consuming bridge data dumps

A mountable engine for bridge data storage, can either be used for direct database connection or as a localized data storage mechanism

A Bridgetown plugin for setting up JamComments in a Bridgetown site.

Briefbag manage your config

Brigadier is a DSL that provides the ability to create complex command line tools with support for - sub commands, arguments, options and toggles

A typed, ergonomic Ruby client for Bright Data's Datasets v3 APIs, with LinkedIn endpoints.

A decent web scraping gem.Scrapes website's title, description,social profiles such as linkedin, facebook, twitter, instgram, vimeo,pinterest, youtube channel and contact details such as emails, phone numbers.

Brazilian Fiscal Documents PDF generator

Allows to use alternative words endings: -ise instead of -ize etc. Defines `is_an?` as an alias of the is_a? method. Provides a module to use `initialise` in your classes.

Módulo de autenticação para API da BRL para projetos em Ruby

This gem is used to query Brocade Network Advisor via API

A composable application toolkit, providing data entities and collections, transforms, contract-based validations and pre-built operations. Architecture agnostic for easy integration with other toolkits or frameworks.

Navigate Chrome browser sessions and execute JavaScript using CDP via Chromate, with session persistence

Easily start different browsers in desktop and mobile devices

Simple site crawler using Capybara

Named browser sessions, Ruby workflow DSL, and a token-efficient DOM snapshot format. Built on a browser-agnostic driver layer (Ferrum/CDP backend).

A browser identification gem with command line and Rails (>= 3.2.0) integration

Provides API Around JavaScript Scrolling Functionality

Record browsing history by browser like users or something. it make that more simple and graceful as possible.