Pure-ruby Minimal-overhead Drop-in probe to ObjectSpace.

SPAM (Smart Proxy Alb Manager) - CLI Tool to manage ALB Listener and Rules for Foreman Smart Proxy Setups

Spamspanify extends the String class with a spamspanify method that replaces all email addresses in a string with HTML markup that can be handled by the SpamSpan javascript library.

Tiny tool to process input CSV data as timeseries to span bars

An extension to Speck, providing Rake tasks and pretty test runners.

Ruby "port" of Zach Holman's Spark. For the sake of Rubygems packaging & better integration

Provide an easy approach to build entity object for data that can not be reflected to database tables.

Sparse matrix implementations (just Yale currently) in pure Ruby.

A library of signal processing methods and classes for resampling, frequency domain transform (FFT and DFT), windowing (Blackman, Hamming, etc.), FIR filtering (windowed sinc), interpolation (linear and polynomial), plotting data, waveform generation, and more!

Serverspec / Specinfra backend for Docker Compose.

Serverspec / Specinfra backend for Docker LXC execution driver.

Serverspec / Specinfra backend for Docker nsenter execution driver.

A CLI tool that maps Ruby source files to their RSpec counterparts and runs them. Supports git-changed files, stdin file lists, component monorepo layouts, and RSpec tag filtering.

spectator-emacs is a Spectator extension that provides discreet notificatoins in the Emacs modeline, via the Enotify Emacs notification system. == Features == * Notifications on the emacs modeline * Short summary report on mouse-over in the modeline indicator * Easily switch to the...

Specs driven social meta-programming

Better web app profiler for Rails apps

Unofficial client gem for Sperant API v3: projects, clients, and units. Configurable token and test/production environment. Not maintained by Sperant.

This library is currently focused on reverse-engineering the undocumented parts of Sphero

beholder

The metric system is an international decimalised system of measurement, first adopted by France in 1791.