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Scrape, Map, Crawl and persistent Browser Sessions via the WebPipe.ai API. Zero runtime dependencies (stdlib net/http).
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This gem adds web services to an Assemblage continuous integration server.
It's still largely vaporware.
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A small set of tools for working with Sprint.ly without leaving the command line.
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NOT WORKING CODE. Designed to make it easy to take a spreadsheet or other tabular data and use it to generate, manipulate, and style connected graphs. Can be used from the command line or as an object model. This gem does not itself perform any rendering, although it contains facilities to driv...
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Ensures that any secrets defined in secrets.yml are set.
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There are 3 breaks, short, mid, and long, each with default characters and lengths.
use as linebreaker.short/mid/long('string to act as header' , 'amount of separtors', 'string to separate on')
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A simple auto-transitioning state machine
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Smarter clone of Extlib logger with colours support.
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Velocity feels free until each endpoint becomes a junk drawer: inputs, rules, data access, and responses tangled together, and tests only stay honest under full HTTP. Rails HMVC encodes one repeatable lifecycle across versioned APIs so teams stop paying interest on shortcuts. Maintained by TOMOSI...
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OpenURI ripped from 1.8.7's standard lib. Added option, :ssl_verify, which makes it possible to skip certificate verification.
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A Rack middleware captures object allocations per request using GC.stat diffs and stores them in a thread-safe ring buffer. Results are served through a mountable engine with a sortable, filterable dashboard — filling the gap between the memory_profiler gem and having nowhere useful to view resul...
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Canon provides canonicalization and pretty-printing for various serialization
formats (XML, HTML, JSON, YAML), producing standardized forms suitable for
comparison, testing, digital signatures, and human-readable output.
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Keeps your files more secure by ensuring saved files are chmoded 0700 by the same user who is running the process.
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Pastore is a powerful gem for Rails that simplifies the process of
validating parameters and controlling access to actions in your controllers.
With Pastore, you can easily define validations for your parameters,
ensuring that they meet specific requirements before being passed to your controller...
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Hx is a simple static site generator in the spirit of Hobix which reads a
YAML configuration file, constructs a filter graph, and generates output
files.
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A simple Apple push notification service gem with Passbook support. Send
an empty payload on an Apple Push Notification using the Passbook cert
to trigger a pull from the Passbook.
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ProcessWatcher is a cross platform interface for running subprocesses
safely. Unlike backticks or popen in Ruby 1.8, it will not invoke a
shell. Unlike system, it will permits capturing the output. Unlike
rolling it by hand, it runs on Windows.
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This is a self-contained gem which calculates exchange rates from a variety of sources. The gem caches all requests so that lookups can be performant.
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Built specifically to generate HMAC signatures compatible with the systems used for communication between the ldap_gateway and Teamsquare API.
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Processr is a simple text processing and concatenation library. It takes a number of input strings (or files) and outputs a single string (or file) containing the result. Text can be passed through filters to modify the output.
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