OpenC3 provides all the functionality needed to send commands to and receive data from one or more embedded systems referred to as "targets". Out of the box functionality includes: Telemetry Display, Telemetry Graphing, Operational and Test Scripting, Command Sending, Logging, and more.

Pub / Sub Library using Amazon Web Services

Qo is a querying library for Ruby pattern matching

Rack-based console inside your web applications

A Ruby wrapper for BSD's kqueue, using FFI

Ruby-LLVM is a Ruby language binding to the LLVM compiler infrastructure library.

SecondBase provides support for Rails to manage dual databases by extending ActiveRecord tasks that create, migrate, and test your databases.

This plugin provides native RabbitMQ instrumentation for monitoring and metrics collection, including: service health, message, consumer, and queue health/metrics via `rabbitmq_management`, and more

This plugin provides monitoring and metrics for Sensu.

Stripe Payment Method for Solidus

Generate Sorbet RBI files from YARD documentation

Executes SPARQL queries and updates against a remote SPARQL 1.0 or 1.1 endpoint, or against a local repository. Generates SPARQL queries using a simple DSL. Includes SPARQL::Client::Repository, which allows any endpoint supporting SPARQL Update to be used as an RDF.rb repository.

Ruby interface for the taglib C++ library, for reading and writing meta-data (tags) of many audio formats. In contrast to other libraries, this one wraps the C++ API using SWIG, not only the minimal C API. This means that all tags can be accessed.

WebDriver-backed Watir

A Ruby gem that allows Oauth2 protection with Doorkeeper for Grape Api's

Provides an easy way to interact with the Yelp API in any kind of application

acts_as_xlsx lets you turn any ActiveRecord::Base inheriting class into an excel spreadsheet. It can be added to any finder method or scope chain and can use localized column and sheet names with I18n.

Danger plugin for checkstyle formatted xml file.

A danger plugin for spotting introduced todos.

DAP reads data using an input plugin, transforms it through a series of filters, and prints it out again using an output plugin. Every record is treated as a document (aka: hash/dict) and filters are used to reduce, expand, and transform these documents as they pass through. Think of DAP as a mashup between sed, awk, grep, csvtool, and jq, with map/reduce capabilities.