Citron is a classical unit testing framework with a developer freindly DSL, runs on top of RubyTest and is BRASS compliant.

CLI.K stands for Command Line Interface in the Kernel. It provides a very simple `cli` method for parsing command line options.

Confection is a multi-tenant configuration system for Ruby projects.

Courtier is a multi-tenant configuration system for Ruby projects. Courtier can configure almost any Ruby tool or library.

Cuts is an expiremental implementation of cut-based AOP for Ruby written in pure Ruby.

DNote makes it easy to extract developer's notes from source code, and supports almost any language.

DotOpts is an automatic commandline argument augmenter for Ruby tools.

DotRuby is a universal runtime configuration system for Ruby tools.

Ergo is an automated build tool with a slick set-logic based state/rules system, perfect for performing continuous integration.

HTML and other helper functions, for working with sinatra. Except simple. Simplistic even. Caution, this stick has a pointed end. And it might be the one you're holding.

History is a HISTORY file parser. It can parse common HISTORY file layouts and provide the contents in a structured model. This can be useful for a number of things, in particular it can be used to generate tag messages and add pre-release change lists to release announcements.

Indexer provides projects with a universal metadata format.

Iteration is class that encapsulate an step in an each loop. It can be used to query infromation about an iteration easily.

Before, After and Around methods, either with blox or methods, à la ActiveSupport

Define configuration values with defaults and lazy evaluation on a per class or per instance level

Functional Access to Methods - Memoization - Extending Array, Hash, File, Enumerable with convenience methods, conceptual changes have been moved into lab42_more

A Hash with Business Logic (call it intelligent).

A Nested Hash with dotted access à la I18n in Rails

Specify command line arguments with Ruby Syntax

The Library class encapsulates the essential nature of a Ruby library --a location on disk from which scripts can be required.