S3 library provides access to Amazon's Simple Storage Service. It supports both: European and US buckets through REST API.

Validates with regex the German Steuernummer and allows to return the region (Bundesland) and/or unified region number (Vereinheitlictes Bundesschema)

Strain numbers are microbiological culture collection identifiers

API to access strava API, v2

Strepi was made as an update to the now defunct MWhich[https://github.com/dacort/mwhich] created by dacort[https://github.com/dacort], which was no longer maintained because of the lack of a Netflix API. I was able to restore Netflix functionality to Strepi and add Crunchyroll[crunchyroll.com](Anime streaming website) service. Strepi checks to see if a movie/TV show is available on ITunes, Amazon, Crunchyroll, Netflix, or Amazon.

WARNING: this gem has been deprecated and has been replaced by "string_undump"!

Easy String#undump

It is a delegate library that checks the type of an argument

Ruby client library for Stupa

Simple SDL library description

Vector library

Download or rename subtitle files to match video files

repeat yield command in transaction until is executed successfully

Personalization made Simple

You can't get more random than random, but you can try really, really, really hard. `SuperRandom` combines sources of entropy to generate super-random bytes!

SuperTest is a Test Domain Specific and Super Language.

Bridges the Subversion command line, returning Ruby objects.

Sweet Tooth is the easiest way to create powerful customer loyalty programs for your business. See https://www.sweettoothrewards.com for details.

Active Merchant is a simple payment abstraction library used in and sponsored by Shopify. It is written by Tobias Luetke, Cody Fauser, and contributors. The aim of the project is to feel natural to Ruby users and to abstract as many parts as possible away from the user to offer a consistent interface across all supported gateways.

Active Merchant is a simple payment abstraction library used in and sponsored by Shopify. It is written by Tobias Luetke, Cody Fauser, and contributors. The aim of the project is to feel natural to Ruby users and to abstract as many parts as possible away from the user to offer a consistent interface across all supported gateways.