Export Issues, Contents and so on

Convenience wrapper for mixpanel's data export API.

export tool for Qiita

This plugin allows you to export your Dradis results in CSV format.

"isi" is a package of Ruby libraries and scripts for ISI Export Format. "isi2bibtex" converts ISI Export Format to BibTeX Format. "isi2html" generates a list of articles in an HTML file. The package also includes "isi2kakenhi" and "isi2tohoku". Visit its homepage http://i...

export_csv Gem

Fast ruby object JSON exporter, easy to use and extend

rswag_schema_export

a gem that is used to export the Active Record data into an Excel sheet or the CSV

Program to export GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket pull requests/merge requests and issues to CSV a file. This is forked version of https://github.com/sshaw/export-pull-requests project.

Processa o CSV do mapa de reservas exportado da Talkguest e o CSV exportado do e-fatura para um dado trimestre, e demonstra que valores têm que ser preenchidos na declaração periódica do IVA

ZhKostevExt add some methods. It add some methods to ActionController::Base and Hash class. Gem contains export to excel module to make export easier. See readme https://github.com/ZhKostev/zh_kostev_ext

Export to PDF plugin for the Dradis Framework

Command-line application for MongoDB export(mongoexport) to CSV and upload to Amazon S3

Export activerecord easiest way (csv, xls, xlsx)

This gem includes the `gollum-export` command that allows converting local markdown files to html. It also includes a switch to download and convert a full wiki from a github repo.

Export What I Want (Exwiw) is a Ruby gem that allows you to export records from a database to a dump file.

Tool to export Rails routes to CSV

Git export strategy for capistrano 3.x

rack/test based poc file generator, this will make you able to export any data that traveled through the test, and be able to create poc file with that. It is even useful for creating integration test that is based on your api endpoints, because the export file will be serialized into a yaml file...