Setting up configuration of environment variables, versioning, & other middleware should be easier. This is is a set of utilities to help.

A library allowing to execute commands over SSH using Net::SSH

manages ssh keys and agents

give me a compass and straightedge and i will conquer the world

reference implementation for straightedge adapter

The Suave gem is a stand-alone web server.

This allows you to have hooks at a User, Project or Global level

A modern es plugin

Coordinate a set of persisted data models and distribute to an active set of registerd clients. Allows locking and automatic expiration for locking on portions of the data

ec2 instance tag apply environment variables.

Building blocks to add Tanker identity management to your application server

The 'telein-client' gem allows the access for the Telein API in Ruby.

Searchable notes in your terminal! What's not to like?

Give a string of text with a link and it will replace the link with the embeded HTML content.

Tiny Singleton is a very simple implementation of the Singleton Design Pattern. Compared to the Singleton module in the stdlib, one does not need to class 'klass.instance' to get access to the singleton object, one can call 'klass.new' as usual. It is thus easier to add the Singleton Pattern to an existing class without changing the way the code calls it.

Stores TOTP seeds and generates one time passwords all using a loveley command line interface

The tool spells out numbers (amounts) in words. It supports serbian language.

A string converter aiming to correct the typography of plain text.

☂️ Personal encryption fit for a spy

Problem: While Cucumber is an awesome tool, for some kinds of tests it's default behaviour becomes an obstacle. Testing large batches of input against a slow error prone system is the source of much frustration. Cucumber will skip remaining steps on failure or error. This is especially problematic if the test input is a dynamic collection, *(e.g. results of a database query). This is opposed to a static collection testing which is solved by a Scenario Outline. Solution: We need to step putside Cucumber's default pass/fail/error handling. Capture all failures and errors in collections. Log errors and failures. Generate a pass/fail manifest against the test inputs. Do not use this for normal BDD style testing, Cucumber's default behaviour is perfect for that. Public Interface: This is a works in progress so I expect changes as usage reveals more. In your cucumber env.rb Before do |scenario| setup_unstoppable end After do |scenario| print unstoppable_failures(scenario) print unstoppable_errors(scenario) end In a step definition wrap any operation that you do not wish to stop execution like so unstoppable do expect(thing).to be(exected_thing) end This helper method does the following: runs executes the block catches any exception 2a. adds error to errors collection if an error 2b. adds expectation failure to failures collection if error is an RSpec::Expectations::ExpectationNotMetError logs error/failure