A dash of custom matchers, a pinch of shared contexts, and shared examples (to taste) for RSpec

Newcomers to programming would benefit from practicing drills regularly until basic problem solving becomes second nature. This gem is a command line tool that allows users to solve randomly generated small problems. It currently supports drills surrounding complex data structures.

Leverage a fully functional e2e framework that's integrated with Applitool's Eyes and Sauce Labs!

Wrapper methods around the ACSF Rest API.

Gem to facilitate the interaction with Shotgun's REST API.

A Gem to expose a wrapping API for the Shutterstock API's

Collection of useful macros and matchers for RSpec tests of models/controllers in Rails-based apps.

It exports and imports all kinds of stuff from and to CSV

Helps to create tests for 'SOAP' or 'REST' apis. Easily represent multiple requests with the same configuration. Examples designed for RSpec and Cucumber.

This collection of gems will spice up your rails and kick your rubies up a notch. Bam!

StandardAPI makes it easy to expose a query interface for your Rails models

A library for interacting with REST APIs. Similar to ActiveResource

Better way to build Capybara tests

Easily set up custom solvable tasks in your Ruby on Rails app.

The TestCentricity™ For Web core framework for desktop and mobile web browser-based app testing implements a Page Object Model DSL for use with Cucumber or RSpec, and Selenium-Webdriver. The gem also facilitates the configuration of the appropriate Selenium-Webdriver capabilities req...

Ruby Client for v2 TestRail API

Unsakini is an open source encrypted bulletin board created with the aim of evading global information surveillance and spying, preventing data leaks and promoting information confidentiality and integrity.

Show the random images in your Rails app or download them to use for seeding a DB

#Crowdsourcing management system for #RubyOnRails: http://bit.ly/voluntary-0-7-1

Send and receive data via a Web App's API, ideally using WatirModel objects. The goal is to compare test data with what is input and displayed via UI.