ExchangeRate uses a cache for FX rates so you are not dependent on a constant connection to your FX rate provider of choice, and allow custom FX rate providers to be added with ease.

A simple, reliable Ruby gem for sending events to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) using the Measurement Protocol. Features include batch sending, event validation, retry logic, debug mode, and configurable logging. Works with any Ruby application - no framework dependencies required.

Efortlessly integrate Google Analytics 4 with your Rails app

Gack helps you build Gemini protocol applications with Ruby.

Just as Galactus consumes planets in the comics, the galactus gem allows you to consume the API provided by the Marvel development team, querying on various aspects of the entire Marvel universe.

Switch git ssh connection

A command line tool to allow searching of games

A client for the Gameopedia consumer JSON API

A tool to replicate MySQL data with the ability to mask sensitive information using Maxwell's Daemon

Fan out test runs and use Redis to co-ordinate.

Make use of Gandi's V5 API.

A useful collection of methods to make cooking more fun

A lightweight guard for protecting against accidental over-usage of paid API calls. Provides call counting and duplicate detection to help you avoid unexpected API bills.

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Gaskit provides a lightweight, extensible framework for encapsulating business logic using a consistent, composable operation pattern. It supports context propagation, exit handling, structured results, and flexible logging via configuration.

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Gazelle's coding style guidelines and checks

Firestarter is the way to get great apps up and running in a heartbeat. It's what we use at Subvisual.

gBizINFO API client for Ruby.

The gcf gem is a set of classes, plugins, and tools for integration with Google Cloud Functions. It includes a high level interface for defining functions and integrating with common Ruby frameworks, and Ruby tools for local development and testing. This gem is not required to deploy your Ruby app to Cloud Functions.