Bits of tooling I use for working with tilesets

Works with Rails out of the box.

Notifier to notify you when your time block is ended

Client for TimeDoctor API

A Rails engine for building timelines.

TimeJawn makes class instances time zone aware. It doesn't care one iota about system, application or database time as far as I can tell. It has some expectations and adds some useful methods.

Set of time, date, weekday related methods.

Offline historical inflation & FX for Ruby - bundled data, no API keys, monthly auto-refresh.

TimescaleDB Rails integration

TimescaleDB Sequel integration

Make it easy to handle numeric value as seconds.

Gives Rails models nice methods for managing columns that define a timestamp that represents a state such as `published_at` => `published?`.

Utility to check how much time passed until the first comment was added to a Pull Request

Extracts rent informantion from Airbnb

TimeWise provides a robust set of tools for time series analysis in Ruby, including basic statistical functions, moving averages, and visualization capabilities.

A Swiss-army knife for timeouts in Ruby.

TimezoneTeleporter anonymizes users' GPS coordinates by generating random coordinates in the same time zone. These new coordinates may be used then safely by 3rd party systems to process the users' location, without disclosing their actual physical position, providing more privacy, and anonymity ...

TINA4: The Intelligent Native Application 4ramework for Ruby — Simple. Fast. Human. Built for AI. Built for you. 54 built-in features, minimal dependencies (Rack-based; the runtime gems are production-deployment essentials, not framework bloat). Full parity with Python, PHP, and Node.js.

A Ruby implementation of the TINCheck API

This ruby gem is API client of tinder written by ruby launguage