A search component for Twitter Bootstrap

A simple Ruby interface to Twitter's search API

logstash output plugin to store events into Azure Search

Adds a sitemap.xml file to your Middleman site for search engines.

Generates an RSS feed for the search results from the myuniversaljobsmatch gem

High level calls for searching for process ids and killing processes given a string.

oss_active_record is a library providing an all-ruby API for the OpenSearchServer search engine.

The Sequel equivalent for Ransack, Metasearch, Searchlogic

To be used within Rails applications. Helps you to define searches with filters and facets and data tables with sortable columns and filters.

At work, many times, we need to connect to the server to enter the rails c query or some data. When the operator has plenty of time, the situation is relatively good; if an operator is responsible for many servers at the same time, it will waste a lot of time to help with the query; to solve this...

A Rubyesque interface to Gmail with Oauth, with all the tools you will need. Search, read and send multipart emails; archive, mark as read/unread, delete emails; and manage labels.

Includes a blacklist of URLs to filter out business news sites, aggregators (like Manta, Bloomberg, Hoover's) social sites(facebook, twitter, linked)

Google Book is a Ruby wrapper to the Google Book Search Data API.

Scrapes Google Search results

Gonzui is a source code search engine for accelerating open source software development. Gonzui for Emacs is an EmacsRuby program to use gonzui in Emacs.

Utilizes the Google Blog Search Pinging Service API in order to notify Google of updates to your blog so that it can be reindexed more quickly

A ruby gem to give you the power of Google Search in your command line and copy links to your clipboard

Simple command line interface to Google search

Ruby Wrapper for Mobile-Friendly Test from Google Search Console URL Testing Tools API

This is a very simple text browser which aids in searching and navigating on Google.com. Shows results as a simple list, any of which may be opened in a full browser. Not really intended for real use, since it is only really a toy.