Collect statistics about how your application is performing with ease. Export metrics to various monitoring systems.

Gem for interacting with the Nylas API.

OpenTok is an API from TokBox that enables websites to weave live group video communication into their online experience. With OpenTok you have the freedom and flexibility to create the most engaging web experience for your users. This gem lets you generate sessions and tokens for OpenTok applications. It also includes support for working with OpenTok 2.0 archives. See <http://tokbox.com/opentok/platform> for more details.

A fake Pusher server for development and testing.

Tools to use the Pwned Passwords API.

A linter and static code analysis tool for Ruby.

An object-oriented AST extension for Parser

Faraday middleware for wrapping responses into Hashie::Mash.

GoogleCurrency extends Money::Bank::Base and gives you access to the current Google Currency exchange rates.

Google Protocol Buffers serialization and RPC implementation for Ruby.

This library uses Redis to track the number of actions for a given subject over a flexible time frame.

Ruby compiler and runtime for the google protocol buffers library.

A pure Ruby implementation of the SMB Protocol Family

This plugin provides native network instrumentation for monitoring and metrics collection, including: hardware, TCP response, RBLs, whois, port status, and more

Cakefile — A Podfile for your main project. 🍰Describe Xcode projects in a human readable format and (re)generate one on demand.

Microsoft Azure Storage File Client Library for Ruby

Microsoft Azure Storage Queue Client Library for Ruby

A Ruby DogStastd client

Easy Diff enhances the functionality of Hash, allowing recursive diff, merge, and unmerge of arbitrarily constructed hashes. This is perfect for people who need to do diffs on not only plain text files but also data as Hash or JSON objects. Unmerge is included with diff and merge to more easily allow versioning of arbitrary data.

Use the GoodData::Client class to integrate GoodData into your own application or use the CLI to work with GoodData directly from the command line.