Extensions to the Proc class to support source extraction and comparison.

read procfs or /proc pseudo-filesystem.

A matcher for testing proc and lambda equivalance.

ProcMe provides you with methods for DRY and clean processing of enumerables.

ProcParty makes classes with a #call method act like procs. Documentation for this release is located in https://github.com/zachahn/proc_party/blob/v0.2.0/README.md

A gem to interact with Procreate .swatches files.

This gem allows to integrate Prodamus purchases service in your Rails app or simple Ruby app.

Product Aggregator ruby client

Provides a list of professions and occupations to ruby app

Provide a simple, configurable, and standardized document generation object model. The basic premise is to pass in a dataset and configuration and this library will return rendered documents. The rendering engines can be plugged in so it leaves this as an extendable/open framework.

Proforma comes with basic object value resolution and no text templating. This library fills these necessities that any reasonably robust document rendering framework should have.

Proforma is a virtual document object model. This library allows you to output HTML for a virtual Proforma document.

Proforma is a virtual document object model. This library allows you to output PDF for a virtual Proforma document.

Animated progress bars for Ruby CLI applications. Features include 15+ color palettes, 20+ bar styles, 27 spinner animations, real-time metrics with sparklines, Gantt chart rendering, Kitty/iTerm2 inline graphics support, and decorative ASCII frames. Pure Ruby, zero dependencies. Works with any Enumerable via .with_progress extension.

Create a folder project from a hash

Projecter - Stub Ruby projects

Lightweight background processing powered by RabbitMQ

Dry::Types typedefs found to be generally useful. Replaces deprecated prolog-dry-types.

Custom Minitest matcher(s) we've developed for our own use.

The Prolog::Services::MarkdownToHtml class converts valid Markdown to valid HTML (as well-formed XML; i.e., void element tags such as <br/> are always properly closed). The resulting HTML is rendered as a single line of text with all unnecessary whitespace removed.