Create and validate HTTP Message Signatures according to RFC 9421: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9421.html

Expose model columns and ARel methods through query parameters in grape end points

Ruby HTTP client with streaming support for GZIP compressed streams and chunked transfer encoding. Also includes extensible OAuth support for Adobe and Twitter streaming APIs.

For a better testing experience

Simple wrapper around standard Net::HTTP library with multipart/form-data file upload ability

HttpZip is a gem to extract individual files from a remote ZIP archive, without the need to download the entire file.

Api support for Huawei E5180 LTE modem in ruby.

Hubspot smtp mailer, delivery method and api wrapper

Omakase ruby API for HubSpot

Hubspot client to handle CRM objects.

The Hub SSO Library supports single sign-on across multiple Rails applications on the same host. The Hub application provides account management facilities (sign up, log in, etc.). The library provides read-only access to data set up by the application. Using the library, external applications can see whether or not someone is logged in via Hub and see what their assigned roles are. Each application determines its own mappings between roles and permissions.

Open-ended information sharing framework

JRuby wrapper to HikariCP - JDBC connection pool

API Client for Huddle.com

A Ruby wrapper for the Hudu APIs (readonly)

Collection of utility wrapper class for Ruby

Work with language

Sick of writing culture dependent code? humanized could be for you.

human_numbers defines the method #to_english on the classes Float and Integer, as well as the method #to_french on the Integer class, for converting numbers to natural language strings. By default, a cardinal number will be returned (one, two, three), but supplying an :ordinal argument will cause it to return an ordinal (first, second, third). It works with numbers whose absolute value is less than 10^33. #to_french supports a second argument for specifying the gender of the word, which can be either :masculine or :feminine.

Outputs human readable times