Plain Ol' Ruby Objects (PORO) is a persistence engine that can use nearly any persistence store. Its purpose is to allow you to easily add a persistence store to your existing objects in an application. Currently, there is support for MongoDB, though SQL and Memcache support is ...

Sensu Plugin to alert on Sidekiq latency of a particular queue

Sensu SELinux plugins

Helpers for Sinatra to generate Touch & Sell store application

Sensu plugins for sip

simsim generates an ssh_config file allowing to easily connect from your workstation to all compute nodes in Grid'5000. Since it is based on an ERB template, the generated ssh_config can be customized at will.

Sensu plugins for StackStorm

Simple wrap for semantic-ui

Schedule management system using 'howm' like format. Plans, i.e., schedule(@), reminder(-), deadline(!), and tood(+), make events and tasks. Command 'sculd' can output events on each date and tasks with high priority.

Statful plugins for sensu (https://www.statful.com)

sportdb-logos gem - sports team logos (24x24, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64) bundled for reuse w/ asset pipeline

`shark-on-lambda` does the heavy lifting for writing web services based on AWS API Gateway on AWS Lambda using Ruby.

An engine that finds words from a set of letters and calculates the scrabble score

Simple Wrapper for the AdMob API for Site Stats

Simplereactor is a very simple, pure Ruby event based IO reactor, with no external requirements. Use it when all you need is some simple, no frills event based IO.

Simple scheduler for long-running and infrequent tasks, no threads, always in serial

This library is a (high-performace) Ruby interface to WordNet®[wordnet.princeton.edu/]. WordNet® is an online lexical reference system whose design is inspired by current psycholinguistic theories of human lexical memory. English nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are organized into synonym set...

{Shield JSON formatter for SimpleCov code coverage tool for ruby 1.9+}

image-(size|width|height) function for sassc

Sedative helps you keep track of all your settings. They can be Constants, Switches, or whatever. They're kept in a pseudo-object for convenience. Your settings are read from a yaml file and can be individually loaded for each environment.