A simple, hash/struct-based configuration object

CoolId generates primary keys using prefixed nanoids for ActiveRecord models, providing unique and readable identifiers.

A simple country code select helper. Works exactly the same as country_select but uses country codes instead.

Reusable Cucumber steps and API for post-convergence system integration descriptions

Slices a Cucumber test suite into the smallest possible executable pieces (i.e. scenarios and individual outline example rows. These pieces can then be more easily used for running tests in parallel.

CZMQ binding based on the generated low-level FFI bindings of CZMQ

FORKED TO USE A DIFFERENT OPENGL DEPENDENCY: Extra special effects, such as shader, for the Gosu game-development library

A Danger plugin for linting javascript with eslint.

Danger plugin to automatically mention potential reviewers on pull requests.

A danger plugin for working with bodies of markdown prose.

Report your Ruby app test suite code coverage with Danger.

Notify danger reports to slack.

Danger plugin for textlint.

danger plugin for asserting Swift compilation time.

Deferrable Gratification (DG) facilitates asynchronous programming in Ruby, by helping create abstractions around complex operations built up from simpler ones. It helps make asynchronous code less error-prone and easier to compose. It also provides some enhancements to the Deferrable API. Features include: * fluent (aka chainable) syntax for registering multiple callbacks and errbacks to the same Deferrable. * a #bothback method for registering code to run on either success or failure. * a combinator library for building up complex asynchronous operations out of simpler ones.

Dinero Mail IPN stub

钉钉自定义机器人Ruby库

A Ruby library for building and parsing DNS zone files for use with Bind and PowerDNS (with Bind backend) DNS servers.

Converts documentation to a Dash Docset

DraftPunk allows editing of a draft version of an ActiveRecord model and its associations. When it's time to edit, a draft version is created in the same table as the object. You can specify which associations should also be edited and stored with that draft version. All associations are stored in their native table. When it's time to publish, any attributes changed on your draft object persist to the original object. All associated objects behave the same way. Any associated have_many objects which are deleted on the draft are deleted on the original object. This gem doesn't rely on a versioning gem and doesn't store incremental diffs of the model. It simply works with your existing database (plus one new column on your original object).