A command-line web server that renders wiki markup files. It's handy when you want a quick preview of your markup.

Pseudo random quote of the day from wikiquotes

Given at http://vimberlin.de/june-2016-meetup. My learnings for setting up this tool for Vim-LaTeX editing

salad bundles the SpeciesFileGroup Ruby API wrappers (bananomia, bell_pepper, bok_choy, checkerberry, colrapi, crawlyflower, hookkaido, nasturtium, plazucchini, syconium, wikimelon) and ships a `salad` executable that launches a Pry console with all of them pre-loaded and available under both the...

Provides Japanese family and given names (male/female) with kana readings. Data sourced from Wikidata.

A simple, read-only, Git-powered wiki with a sweet API and local frontend.

A library for taking and cropping screenshots of web pages. It uses Selenium and chunky_png. It was originally built for taking screenshots in many languages for the translations of the Wikimedia VisualEditor user manual, but now it can be used for any project.

Ribit is a Wiki implemented in Ruby. Main goal was to to stick to XHTML Basic so that contents could easily shown on mobile devices.

A simple wiki engine for Rmake.

Rubot is a library for creating bots for MediaWiki projects (i.e. Wikipedia). This gem contains the rubot base library and a collection of rubot utilities. It can be either used directly or through an adapter library (for handling monitoring, caching and so on). Status Quo: This libary is workin...

Sync Redmine's wiki pages to your local filesystem. Edit as you like, then upsync.

Another Ruby Wiki. See http://www.soks.org for details

Generates code for (primative) a SQL-based wiki within your Rails app.

Generates code for (primative) a SQL-based wiki within your Rails app.

Stoor is an app to bring up a local Gollum (wiki software) against a Git repo with bells and whistles like auth.

Publish static HTML Wiki that is auto-linked to other pages with page title from Markdown files.

The TagTreeScanner class provides a generic framework for creating a nested hierarchy of tags and text (like XML or HTML) by parsing text. An example use (and the reason it was written) is to convert a wiki markup syntax into HTML.

A text parsing engine. The syntax is defined outside the engine as regex-based rules, in YAML or Ruby. It supports layering and multiple output types. Rules for Markdown to HTML are included, with optional layered extensions for tables and wikilinks.

This is a ruby implementation of the TokBox API. Tokbox is a free video calling / video mailing platform (see http://www.tokbox.com). All API methods specified in the Tokbox Developer API wiki (http://developers.tokbox.com/index.php/API) are implemented but not all objects yet. So you may have t...

This gem handles the migration and commit of a TWiki project to a github wiki, uses java in the backend to parse the files