My SAKURA gem with various utilities. This is my swiss-army knife for Linux and Mac. See README.md for amazing examples, like: richelp ubuntu # shows a richelp of my 'ubuntu' cheatsheet richelp sakura synopsis # shows a richelp of my 'sakura' cheatsheet, grepping for 'synopsis' ls | act # randomly scrambles the lines! Taken from cat/atc ;) ps | rainbow # colors all lines differently twice itunes - # lowers volume of iTunes... twice :) 10 echo Bart Simpson likes it DRY # tells you this 10 times. Very sarcastic script! seq 100 | 1suN 7 # prints every 7th element of the list zombies # prints processes that show zombies (plus funny options to kill them) find . -size +300M | xargs mvto /tmp/bigfiles/ # moves big files to that directory alias gp='never_as_root git pull' # only if u r not root it runs! tellme-time # Tells you the time with Riccardo voice in Italian. Brilliant! find-duplicates . # Tells you files with same size/MD5 in this directory facter is_google_vm # Tells if it's a GCE Virtual Machine

Dryopteris erythrosora is the Japanese Shield Fern. It also can be used to sanitize HTML to help prevent XSS attacks.

Provides a some useful modules, classes, and methods as well as a DSL-like syntax for FFI::Struct layouts

ProcMe provides you with methods for DRY and clean processing of enumerables.

Simple, internationalized and DRY page titles and headings for rails.

Know how you can't just use 'form_for' in rails with a newly initialized ActiveResource object? Ever get annoyed at having to add default attributes to your newly initialized ActiveResource objects? Fortify gives you the power to DRY'ly define default attributes for your ActiveResource derived classes.

A dry-types/dry-struct alternative making the difference between undefined and nil

Invoke methods DRY and safely with parameterized retries, timeouts and logging

Rails plugin for implementing dry-validation gem for your Active Record Validations.

This gem allows similar ActiveRecord validates_* commands to be grouped together in blocks and pruned of repeated parameters. How often have you had a block of validation commands in an ActiveRecord object that are repeated, especially :id or :unless options? Does this look familiar? validates_presence_of :hair, :hair_color, :unless => :bald? validates_length_of :hair, :within => 3..15, :unless => :bald? validates_inclusion_of :hair_color, :in => HAIR_COLORS, :unless => bald? Instead, this gem will allow you to replace the above code with: validate_block :unless => :bald? do presence_of :hair, :hair_color length_of :hair, :within => 3..15 inclusion_of :hair_color, :in => HAIR_COLORS end ..which is a great way to DRY your :hair, don't you think? Basically, this gem 1) removes the requirement to have 'validates_' on the front of the commands and 2) passes the options on the validate_block command to each validation command inside the block. The syntax of the validation commands remains the same. Keeping the 'validates_*' prefix on the commands inside the block _will_ work but it is not required.

Dry

Provides extensions to ActionView::Helpers::CaptureHelper: content_for_with_default, no_content_for, and an enhanced content_for that plays nice with friends

Don't repeat yourself translating over and over common words you use for your project. Translate them once, and then you'll be able to reuse them directly on the I18n yml file

Automatic JSON:API for dry_crud applications

DRYing Minhas Cidades projects by wrapping common behaviours

micro library to dry models

Validate graphql-ruby arguments easily with dry-validation

Dry::Transaction comes with a limited set of steps. This gem defines a few more steps that are useful for getting the most out of Transactions.

A rails asset gem for dry-observer

Rake tasks for cleaning the RubyMotion environment