A bunch of tools to provision (via Chef) and deploy packages to servers

When you need to write a program that provides some sort of persistent service, there are some things you always need. Logging, metrics, extracting configuration from the environment, signal handling, and so on. This gem provides ServiceSkeleton, a template class you can use as a base for your services, as well as a collection of helper classes to manage common aspects of a system service.

A small and easy to use Gem for Amazon SES.

🧞 - "Sesame is a simple password manager for the command-line!"

Simple and powerful feature flag and A/B testing client for SetBit. Provides boolean flags, weighted variant distribution, and conversion tracking.

Handles configuring your gems.

Ruby Wrapper for the SF Park API

The wrapper for sftp CLI.

Seal device with SHA-256 hash function, for Ruby.

Using CIE L*a*b* and kdtrees, take a color (from LESS, SCSS, or other inputs) and find the nearest shade of color from a given palette

A tool for keeping a GnuPG password store.

ShadowsocksRuby is a SOCKS (layer 4) like tunnel proxy to help you bypass firewalls.

A framework for building hypermedia driven APIs with sinatra and sequel.

Simple gem to calculate Shannon entropy.

A simple sharding solution for Rails applications

Connector for SharedCount API service

`shark-on-lambda` does the heavy lifting for writing web services based on AWS API Gateway on AWS Lambda using Ruby.

Shattered Machine is an easy way to glitch PNG images using different algorithms

Shearwater is a tiny framework for managing migrations in an everything-agnostic way. It provides a pluggable backend architecture for storing which migrations have been run, and doesn't make any assumptions about what you want to do with your migrations. Shearwater doesn't depend on any ORMs or frameworks.

Shebang is a nice wrapper around OptionParser that makes it easier to write commandline executables.