Add an approval process to rails console in production.

CLI to apply Railsbytes templates to your Rails application

This gem provides rails default generators in interactive mode so as to ease development. These interactive generators will also have some additional functionalities which are not available in default generators. This gem is actually a side product of gem rails_steroids

This gem will be like steroids taken by athletes. It provides some commands to quickly implement regularly used features to boost your productivity and speed of development.

This is a collection of Rake tasks I use for development. I distribute them as a gem mostly so people who wish to contribute to the other Open Source libraries I maintain can do so easily, but of course you’re welcome to use them yourself if you find them useful.

Provides an interface between the Rancher CLI and the Kubectl commands

Ruby OneDrive Library Tools

This gem provides a command to execute a command on multiple systems in parallel through ssh

Recipes_app generates random recipes for users

Exports Redash query to Google Sheet

A CLI for safe and strongly typed resources

Automated server configuration!

Remove all builds folder for unnecessary Android Projects

RuboCop CLI that only lints and auto-fixes code you committed by utilizing `git-log` and `git-diff`. Rfix CLI makes it possible to lint (`rfix lint`) and auto-fix (`rfix local|origin|branch`) code changes since a certain point in history. You can auto-fix code committed since creating the current...

rgss_db is a tool designed for developers to export and import the database files of a game created in RPG Maker. This gem is compatible with any RPG Maker editor based on RGSS, including: - RPG Maker XP - RPG Maker VX - RPG Maker VX Ace The gem provides a CLI to easily interact with the ...

Guidepost that indicates useful commands to developers of a repository.

「懒」才是第一生产力！Rhllor项目生成脚手架

uses RhymeBrain api to find rhymes and portmanteaus

Build project templates with ease

Start using Git on command line again with `rlt`