Gamekey service.

gcov2x digests .gcov files generated by llvm-cov and translates them into various common formats

gcovtools digests .gcov files generated by llvm-cov and translates them into various common formats

Project which simplifies interaction with GoodData Eventstore storage

See the download counts (current version & total) of your owned gems.

gemignore allows you to automatically insert a wide range of preset .gitignore snippets into your .gitignore files

Enter a path and gemshine will recursively explore every ruby project and show you both the latest version and the current version of each gem in your Gemfile.

Genomer plugin for generating reports

Manage your GitHub issues from command-line.

Shows your public repositories total star count

88 Miles (http://88miles.net) is simple time tracking for freelance developers, designers and copywriters. This gem allows you to access you account from your command line.

Display PR and JIRA tickets info about the branches that are currently checked out on your git repository.

A simple command line tool to show numbers of reactions on GitHub issues and pull requests.

Ghrip is a command line tool for ripping (cloning) repositories from GitHub in bulk. It allows you to clone all repositories owned by a named user or users, or from an organisation or organisations.

Ghrip is a command line tool for ripping (cloning) repositories from GitHub in bulk. It allows you to clone all repositories owned by a named user or users, or from an organisation or organisations.

DaisyBill's internal github workflows

Giticious is a simple Git with user management

Git::Jump tracks your git branches across projects and provides quick branch switching. It uses a SQLite database to remember your branch history and integrates with git hooks for automatic tracking.

Gather statistics on keywording in a repo.

GitMarshal is a command-line tool that allows developers to fetch and display various metrics about GitHub repositories. It provides insights into issues, stargazers, forks, commits, pull requests, and more.