Let your api REST in peace.

Light Ruby gem with everything you need in a "The Clean Architecture" use case scenario

Flyweight diary workflow. ruby-1.9.2 or later is required.

Map simple html back into asciidoctor, e.g. if you want to import existing html data in your application.

It provides an easy way to interact with a RedHat Satellite API.

A Ruby SDK for the RingCentral Connect Platform API

Ring Signatures allow someone to non-interactively sign a message which can be verified against a set of chosen public keys.

RipperRubyParser is a parser for Ruby based on Ripper that aims to be a drop-in replacement for RubyParser.

Rlang is meant to create fast and uncluttered WebAssembly code from the comfort of a Ruby-like language. It is actually made of two things: the Rlang language that supports a subset of the Ruby language and a compiler transforming this Ruby subset in a valid and fully runnable WebAssembly module.

See homepage for more information.

Allows the user to easily sideload, package, deeplink, test, roku apps.

Scaffolding for building services

An exercise: Untangle the collusion of Rails idioms from my Ruby knowledge, while trying to understand some Rails design decisions. See http://github.com/screamingmuse/rory for more info.

Generating gems the Rootstrap way

RSpec::Abq is an rspec plugin that replaces its ordering with one that is controlled by abq. It allows for parallelization of rspec on a single machine or across multiple workers.

An RSpec helper module for testing command-line tools.

rspec-padrino is a gem including helpers for testing a Padrino app using RSpec. Taking much from rspec-rails.

Make sure API behavior is not changing by taking and storing a snapshot from an API response on a first run and check if they match on next spec runs.

Rspec matcher for ensuring XML validates against a given XSD

This is a pure Ruby implementation of RTP, initially geared towards use with RTSP (but not limited to).