Cartos is litle gem for loading into Google Spreadsheet data exported from Cashbase (https://www.cashbasehq.com/) for further analysis

Roo can access the contents of various spreadsheet files. It can handle * OpenOffice * Excel * Google spreadsheets * Excelx * LibreOffice * CSV

Just a small wrapper around the google-spreadsheet-ruby gem.

A gem to help you convert your google spreadsheet data to json format and load your json to spreadsheet. With this gem, you can choose the worksheet that you want to convert and point the row number you want to convert!

Allows a user to specify a list of gaming cards in a spreadsheet, then generate a PDF suitable for print-and-play games and prototyping.

Generate marc records from Overdrive provided metadata spreadsheets.

Efficiently create styled spreadsheets using JsonDoc::Document objects

Rasta is a keyword-driven test framework using spreadsheets to drive test automation. It is loosely based on FIT - tables define test parameters which call your test fixture. As the test runs, the spreadsheet is updated with test results.

Official Sheetsu API wrapper (https://sheetsu.com/docs). Sheetsu allows you to automate Google Spreadsheets and use them as a resource in a REST API. It is easier than using standard Google Spreadsheets API because Sheetsu handles all the 'dirty' work for you.

A gem to read and write to google spreadsheets

A gem to export spreadsheet files data into JSON

Sensu plugins for working with google spreadsheets

GoogleDoc Spreadsheet LanGrove Persistor

speed up repetitive reading of spreadsheet files by creating sqlite caches

Aggregates data from multiple spreadsheets into CSV or SQL output

Simple tool for running queries against ActiveRecord and putting them into a Google Spreadsheet.

SunRiseSet is a ruby class calculates the times of the sunrise, solar noon and sunset. It also calculates astronomical, naval and civil twilight times. Not sure of the origin of the algorithm. I have seen a fortran version http://www.srrb.noaa.gov/highlights/sunrise/program.txt a .pl www.mso.anu.edu.au/~brian/grbs/astrosubs.pl and .vb versions for spreadsheets too. All had the same comments, so are of a common origin.