This is basically Verbs as a command-line app

Sustainable publishing with Markdown and Pandoc

Verku provides authors a free, ruby-based production toolchain for self-published paper and electronic books using the LaTeX document preparation system.

A set of simple and semantic UI elements

The VersaCommerce API gem allows Ruby developers to programmatically access the admin section of VersaCommerce shops. The API is implemented as JSON or XML over HTTP using all four verbs (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE). Each resource, like Order, Product, or Collection, has its own URL and is manipulated in isolation.

Versacommerce::CLI is a Command Line Interface tool that interacts with several VersaCommerce-related services.

Appends versions to your Gemfile's gem listings

Parse, compare, and increment RubyGem versions with the 'gem-version' CLI command or the 'VersionBoss::Gem::Version' class.

Verto helps you to versionate your project

Low Level Ruby Client for the Appveyor API

Simple command line tool/pseudo API to generate PDF reports from GNUCash..

%q{The vgcal command simplifies the display of Google Calendar events.}

Speeds up a few common vagrant operations through dirty hacks.

Command Line Tools to manage virtual hosts fo Apache and Postfix

Automatically generate virtual host config files based on a directory of sites and a given ERB template

Intelligent handling of VCR cassettes to automatically record and replay all API calls in your tests.

Create video thumbnail sprite sheets and WebVTT metadata files for showing thumbnails over video time rail.

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Vimdo is a ruby gem to automate tasks with vim remote servers. Predefined tasks include diff, merge, etc. You can define your own recipes to run tasks with Vim. For example, you can define `DirDiff` recipe: ```ruby module VimDo class CLI < Thor desc "dirdiff", "directory diff in vim" def dirdiff(from, to) [from, to].each do |f| unless File.directory?(f) raise PathError "#{f} is not directory!" end end from, to = [from, to].map {|f| File.expand_path(f) } commands(%Q{exec 'DirDiff ' fnameescape("#{from}") fnameescape("#{to}")}) end end end ``` Then run `vimdo dirdiff path/to/a path/to/b` from the command line or other tools

Vimius support files