Slugalicious adds simple and powerful slugging to your ActiveRecord models.

smalruby3 is a 2D game development library. This is part of "Smalruby 3.0" project that is a learning ruby programming environment for kids.

This is an SDK to simplify connecting to the Smartsheet API (http://www.smartsheet.com/developers/api-documentation) from Ruby applications.

A plain text code snippet manager

A high-performance SNMP engine built on EventMachine and Ruby-SNMP

A simple Ruby library for the TVRage API.

This gem allows to use JSON RPC API Methods from solana.

A gem for indexing EAD into solr using OM. Define your own OM terminology to create the solr fields you want from your ead, then use Solr-based applications like Blacklight to search and display the results.

An extension to projecthydra/solrizer that provides utilities for loading objects from Fedora Repositories and creating solr documents from them.

A grand unified emoji mapper for some emoji providers.

API Wrapper for Sonar

Ruby port of clojure.spec

An easy interface to Sphinx standalone full-text search engine. It is implemented as plugin for Ruby on Rails, but can be easily used as standalone library.

Spidergazelle, spidergazelle, amazingly agile, she leaps through the veldt, Spidergazelle, spidergazelle! She don’t care what you think, she says what the hell! Look out! Here comes the Spidergazelle!

A feature-rich, mountable Rails engine that provides a beautiful web interface for browsing and querying SQLite databases. Includes SQL syntax highlighting, pagination, table browsing, and a responsive Bootstrap UI.

Ever wonder where a SQL query comes from? This gem lets you add abbreviated backtraces to those queries, either in the query log, or as a comment in the query itself.

This client library records exceptions in front-end JavaScript code to Squash.

Please see https://github.com/ideawu/ssdb/ for more information.

Enables Ruby projects to more confidently support even the most finely-aged Rubies. Part of the rubocop-lts family.

Stanford specific wrangling of MODS metadata from DOR, the Stanford Digital Object Repository