Colorize printed text on ANSI terminals

This library uses ANSI escape sequences to control the attributes of terminal output

The ANSI project is a superlative collection of ANSI escape code related libraries enabling ANSI colorization and stylization of console output. Byte for byte ANSI is the best ANSI code library available for the Ruby programming language.

Methods for processing ANSI escape codes in strings.

== DESCRIPTION: Ansible Provisioner for Test Kitchen == FEATURES: Supports running ansible-playbook

ANSIString is a String library that is ANSI-sequence-aware

Ansible playbook repo builder for Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery artifact promotion style deployments

A little command line utility that showcases Term::ANSIColor

== DESCRIPTION: Ansible push Provisioner for Test Kitchen == FEATURES: Supports running ansible in push mode

ansible-make-role process a single-file role definition file and generate an Ansible role from it. The role is defined in the role.yml file and contain a section for each Ansible main.yml file: 'defaults', 'vars', 'tasks', and 'handlers'. Definitions outside of those sections (notably 'dependencies') are going to the meta/main.yml file

Ansible Powerplay, by way of its DSL, allows you to specify your Ansible playbooks and their vars, and common vars to all, so that you can run your indeoendent playbooks in full parallel.

A ruby implementation of Ansible's vault utilities. Currently supports the AES256 variant, no support for the original AESformat is planned.

This library uses ANSI escape sequences to control the attributes of terminal output. Termin Ansicolor is the clone of term-ansicolor gem with fixed bug. This gem is needed until merging pull request on official repo.

Ansible support with Execution Environments, different Ansible/Python versions and traditional Ansible features.

ANSI color sequence to HTML

A lightweight Ruby wrapper around Ansible that allows for ad-hoc commands and playbook execution.

Commandline tool to sync Ansible Galaxy Metadata

Ansible is a fast (somewhat rough) conversion tool that takes a string with ANSI escapes and produces HTML.

Gem with some useful Ansible role command line tools.

A small command line helper that helps automate repetitive tasks when using Ansible.