Add some DSL to your model, then run a single method in your controller, and your model now accepts filtering through the parameters.

Client for interacting with CollectionSpace Services API

A caching system for CollectionSpace refnames.

This gem is a simple plain Ruby wrapper for the CollectiveAccess Web Service API. For more info see https://github.com/CollectiveAccessProject/collectiveaccess

Provides ruby support for interacting with the Collins API

Colloquy is an evented framework for building fast and efficient USSD applications in Ruby.

Ruby wrapper for coloredcoins.org

Coloregex saves you from dealing with regex for colors, it contains all 147 named colors including `transparant`. And deals with any kind of color code: `hex`, `rgb`, `rgba`, `hsl`, `hsla` properly!

Color The Circles game (desktop application) produced during RubyConf 2023 Community Day Glimmer Desktop Hacking event using Glimmer DSL for LibUI Application Scaffolding and refactoring of original example.

A simple gem for playing with colors.

Comana, COmputation MANAger, is a software to provide a framework of managing scientific computing. Researchers on computing have to check calculation and generate new calculation and execute, repeatedly. The abstract class that this gem provide would help the work.

Hash that has same value on combination of arrayed params for a key

An engine which contains core models and end-points for the COMee ERP.

Tool for building virtual machine images from scratch.

CommaHeaven permits easy exports of Rails models to CSV

A behavioral approach for building extensible business objects in Rails applications

Command Line Boss is a convenience layer over OptionsParser. It provides a simple way to define command line options and arguments, and then parse them into an options object.

A framework for quickly creating a command line tool and manual. Coherently and simply links a Ruby class/module interface to a set of command line commands and options. A comprehensive example is in the test folder.

This Gem will help you call external commands, process its stdout and stderr, to your own fit, and at the end, validate its return code.

Ruby wrapper for Commentatr API