GenX4r is a Ruby wrapper around the GenX library, which allows you to programatically generate correct, cannonical XML output.

Badgerfish xml to json convention for ruby

Provides a ruby interface for Atheme's XMLRPC API

Faciliates generating static sitemap XML files from ActiveRecord

rbxl is a fast, low-memory Ruby gem for row-by-row XLSX reads and append-only XLSX writes, with an optional native extension for higher-throughput XML parsing.

Basic ruby wrapper for the AppDirect Vendor API. Handles event retrieval and parsing XML in to Ruby object.

Wraps web resources in model classes that can be manipulated through XML over REST.

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Robust XML parser that allows defining desired behavior with fancy DSL

This gem provides a Ruby wrapper around the Brickset.com (v2) API. The Brickset.com API responds with XML. This gem maps that into Ruby objects using Happymapper.

Scheme Parser parse an XML/HTML document to hashly-structured format, prepared to import to a DB, or just serialize it and save it as is

fsinv indexes file systems. It creates a complex inventory of one or more file system hierarchies and supports output formats like JSON, YAML, XML, binary (ruby marshall dump) and SQLite3 db (via active_record).

A fork of rsolr that uses nokogiri in place of builder for xml generation

LaunchyOpenSearch is a Ruby library and commandline tool that allows to parse OpenSearch XML files and include them as search engines in the Weby plugin of the keystroke app launcher Launchy by editing Launchy's ini config file.

This is a library to create different form field elements, allows form object to parse into different formats (YAML, JSON, XML)

Small plugin that publishes opensearch XML file declaration.

Converts FoodCritic output to JUnit XML

Add-ons including API Key, remove format extensions (.json, .xml) for requests, and configuration file (sites.yml) for each environment's default settings.

Helps convert a big xml file (like from squarespace) into separate markdown files

Takes care of the basic seven CRUD controller methods against HTML, XML, JSON and YAML. This was very useful with Rails 2.x. Under Rails 3 and later, this isn't quite as necessary, since rendering became a lot easier.