Share files over HTTP wih a single command

Convert any cryptocurrency to any fiat value, export data to csv table. Print colorized terminal output.

Parses your Blogger.com export file and creates individual post files with Jekyll front matter.

Enhances dry-schema with the ability to export convert dry-schemas to OpenAPI definitions.

GNU Global (gtags) utility. Create gtags for all bundled gems and manage direnv settings exporting GTAGSLIBPATH.

Write your Envyable configuration as .env file on the remote server

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

The California Academy of Sciences has databased a great deal of their entomological specimen data, but it's generally only available through their own website with no API and no machine-readable export functionality. This gem attempts to ameliorate the situation by scraping ...

It exports and imports all kinds of stuff from and to CSV

Exports node data to disk at end of successful run

ChiliProject (/Redmine) plugin which implements/enhances PDF-export functionality using the Webkit rendering engine (via the 'wkhtmltopdf' executable).

export variable in rails to client-side

Converts cmap exports that follow strict conventions into postgreSQL for data analysis

This gem will provide an easy way to export your rails routes to a javascript file that you can then include in your asset pipeline.

CommaHeaven permits easy exports of Rails models to CSV

Tweak commerzbank CSV exports for import into GnuCash.

Simple gem for reading in contact csv files that you can export from email clients like Outlook or GMail

Tag and save your bookmarks locally. No online service required. Exporting and sharing available but not encouraged (unsocial).

Translators for importing and exporting Origen data to/from 3rd party formats

== FEATURES: * Input your data as an array of hashes * Input a report layout, built using a Ruby DSL * Outputs ASCII pivot tables suitable for fast reports * Pretty fast: takes less than a second to process 1,000 records of data by a report with 100 rows and 10 columns. == SYNOPSIS: require 'r...