Tools for creating a new project for your Advent of Code solutions, built using Ruby.

Allows easy calculation of revenue sharing by app and in-app purchases. Munges the monthly CSV reports from Google Play or Amazon Android app stores. Does Amazon currency conversions and verifies against payment amounts.

appium_thor is deprecated and no longer maintained. The repository is archived. There is no direct replacement. Configure your release process using tools such as GitHub Actions as needed.

Appjam is iOS code repository, including framework, snippet, generators, etc.

Applocale is a localization tool, It can convert file between string and xlsx ,csv, also support download xlsx or csv from google. You can also setup conversion logic for string value of each project. Support ios, android and json format.

Appmake allows you to easily develop single-page apps in HTML5

🔍️ Appraisal2 integrates with bundler and rake to test your library against different versions of dependencies in repeatable scenarios called "appraisals."

Ruby Azure REST API Library

A Ruby interface for querying academic papers on the arXiv search API.

ASKER helps trainers to create a huge amount of questions, from a definitions input file.

Dead simple asset uploader attachments for your active record models

A documentation testing tool, for documentation in Markdown files, for Ruby code

A command line utility for playing sounds in response to log lines.

AuxiliaryRails is a collection of classes, configs, scripts, generators for Ruby on Rails helping you get things done, better.

AWS cmdline and yaml loader.

Command Line Interface for Amazon Web Services built in Ruby, using Fog and Thor

Manages AWS credentials in the macOS keychain

MSK Library in Ruby for SASL/OAUTHBEARER Auth

App.net command-line client: toolbox to access and manage your ADN data, show your streams, post, manage conversations, star/follow/repost... and many, many more.

All it does it give you the files you need, nothing fancy. When installed it will require Backbone.js, Underscore.js, and json2.js