Nanoc is a static-site generator focused on flexibility. It transforms content from a format such as Markdown or AsciiDoc into another format, usually HTML, and lays out pages consistently to retain the site’s look and feel throughout. Static sites built with Nanoc can be deployed to any web server.

A toolbox for developing beautiful command line clients.

This gem helps to parse, process and compare semantic versions for Maven, NPM, PHP, RubyGems and python packages.

CCLI is the Cryptopus Command Line Interface. It allows to fetch encryptable data and list teams from Cryptopus. One of the main functionality is backing up secrets from cluster services (currently: openshift, kubernetes) to Cryptopus and restoring them as well.

Tools for working with Component Based Rails Apps (see https://cbra.info). Includes tools for graphing the components of an app and their relationships, as well as selectively testing components based on changes made.

The tool what you miss for managing Rails credentials

Linux utility for automatic and secure unlocking of encrypted disks on reboot

Provides a complete toolset to help DevOps maintain, deploy, monitor and test multiple platforms using various technologies

Shareable tools/components for building a digital collections app in Rails.

A CLI for Neptuno distributed architectural style applications

JRuby Helper Libraries for openHAB Scripting

Docker development environment for humans

CLI Application for adding Docker configuration to your Rails application.

This simple gem allows you to create a branch based on the existing issues in your preferred tracker. It integrates with PivotalTracker, Github and JIRA. Different workflows shall be supported in the next versions.

Bringing the impressive work of the Rails' Webpacker project to be available for other frameworks.

A utility for generating new extensions or component libraries which hook into `amber_component`. Create your own themes!

Set of commands to AUTOmate Way Of Working

Barman creates the base of your project. It is used by michelada.io to get a jump start on a working app

blockr is a commandline line tool to help you easily block websites, and unblock them when you need them

In Devise you own controllers, models and views. With Booth you don't own the models (much like ActiveStorage). The Controllers you do own, but the implementation is pretty much just calling Booth helpers. The views you own completely, just as in Devise.