IPAddress2 is a Ruby library designed to make manipulation of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses both powerful and simple. It maintains a layer of compatibility with Ruby's own IPAddr, while addressing many of its issues.

ISO ICS (International Classification for Standards) data accessible in a convenient package.

Import ECMAScript modules into Ruby and use values and functions like JavaScript is part of Ruby. Enables easy to set up server-side rendering for modern frontend stacks. Isorun embeds v8 into Ruby via a native extension built with Rust and deno_core.

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Validate iTunes Transaction and Unified style receipts with local decoding and remote validation.

A Chef convergence integration test harness

Wrapper for the gem 'jaeger-client' with simpler customization.

A JDBC helper for JRuby/Database developers.

Simple module for building client APIs

Generate brotli compressed assets and files for your Jekyll site at build time.

Load blog posts and other managed content into Jekyll

Generate gzipped assets and files for your Jekyll site at build time.

Jekyll plugin to turn raw IRC RP logs into pretty pages.

Command line interface and API client for Jenkins 2. Allows manipulating nodes, jobs, plugins, credentials. See README.md for details.

systemd-journal native logger

Easy to use, framework-agnostic set of methods useful for integrating JSON:API in your project.

JSON to CSV conversion tool with user friendly CLI

Automatically respond to JSON::API requests

When building data pipelines, it is often useful to extract and transfrom data from an input JSON and output it in a different format. The standard process for doing this in Ruby is to write a series of if-else logic coupled with for-loops. This code ends up being largely redundant, confusing, and difficult to maintain or change. This Gem provides an easy and extensible solution to this problem by allowing you to define your mapping in YAML and apply it to any JSON object in a single line of code.

Asynchronous (EventMachine) JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP client.