A ruby library to access the Konto API (https://www.kontoapi.de/), a webservice that performs validity checks and other services regarding german bank accounts.

KuCoin Ruby REST API Client

A simple web crawler for ruby

A minimalistic Ruby Wrapper to the Endicia API

This plugin offers a rails engine for the bitcrowd sir trevor fork. With Image Upload and lots of other customizations to sir trevor.

It starts from the arbitrary page you provide and descents into the tree of links until it has either traversed all possible content on the web site or has stopped at some predefined traversal depth. It is written in Ruby and implemented as a CLI application. Based on user preference, it can output text reports in a standard sitemap.xml form (used by many search engines), a dot file (for easier site hierarchy visualization, graphviz compatible), a plain text file (displaying detailed hierarchical relations between pages) and a simple HTML format.

Libraries for lazy structure-activity relationships and read-across.

Ruby wrapper for Lelylan API

Client for accessing Google APIs

lh provides a command-line interface to the Lighthouse issue-tracking system.

Export all of your tickets from Lighthouse to Github issues in one fell swoop.

On-demand backup of Lighthouse.

lhj tools.

A simple ruby wrapper for the LicenceToBill API

This is a ruby gem based on the rb file from the licode repo but with tests and an up to date code base.

A lightweight and simple CLI for interacting with Lighthouse.

implementation line liff api for ruby using line-bot-sdk-ruby

Ruby client that supports all of the GitHub API methods. It's build in a modular way, that is, you can either instantiate the whole api wrapper Github.new or use parts of it e.i. Github::Client::Repos.new if working solely with repositories is your main concern. Intuitive query methods allow you easily call API endpoints.

Input URL could be either human-readable, or URL-encoded. Two URLs are returned as result: human-readable and URL-encoded.

Resolves urls to the canonical version. It does this by following redirects in the headers or body of the destination url.