A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files contain properly formatted @param comments.

A puppet-lint plugin to check if parameters in Classes and Defines has types declared.

A puppet-lint extension that warns when you use racist terminology in your code. Starting terms: whitelist, blacklist, master, slave

A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files contain a properly formatted @summary comment.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that manifest files do not have uncuddled else blocks.

A puppet-lint plugin to check that the code adheres to the WMF coding guidelines: * Check for hiera in non-profiles, and in the body of those * Check for roles with declared resources that are not profiles * Check for parametrized roles * Check for node declarations not using the role keyword * Check for system::role calls outside of roles * Check for cross-module class inclusion * Check for the use of the include keyword in profiles * Check for wmf-deprecated resources usage * Check for deprecated validate_* functions

Arista eAPI Ruby Library

Puppi is a Puppet module that lets sysadmins standardize, manage and automate the deployment of web applications and provides quick and standard commands to obtain informations about the system and what’s is going on it. Its structure provides FULL flexibility on the actions required for virtually any kind of application deployment and information gathering.

Pure Ruby re-implementation of Struct to ensure cross-Ruby functionality where needed (e.g. Opal)

Marmotex implementation of pushcrew API

APNS support for the modular push daemon.

APNS support for the modular push daemon.

FCM support for the modular push daemon.

GCM support for the modular push daemon.

WNS support for the modular push daemon.

Provides methods for interacting with the Put io web API

Extract gettext strings from Ruby source

Extract gettext strings from a Rails application

Convert or generate SSH keys using puttygen.

A Rails grid plugin to create grids with sorting, pagination, and filters generated automatically based on column types. The contents of the cell are up for the developer, just like one does when rendering a collection via a simple table. WiceGrid automates implementation of filters, ordering, paginations, CSV export, and so on. Ruby blocks provide an elegant means for this.