`gnav` is an simple command line tool for interactively checking out a git tag or branch.

Greenhouse provides a suite of tools that make working with multiple ruby projects easier, such as in an ecosystem of applications and gems, particularly when there are inter-dependencies.

Greyatom's command line interface.

Brute-force grep your gists

Common CLI tools designed by Grok Interactive, LLC

Groundcontrol powers test builds for Rails projects

Grudge is a stand-alone system, which means you run it on your own, that watches the comments of some git repository and provides a web interface to allow people to rate the comments.

Grundstein automates adding common files by we adding (smart) templates. E.g. add a Vagrantfile, a .gitignore, or a sinatra app.

方便处理多个gitlab仓库

The gem to ease of some git actions on multi-modules project with separate repository per module. Can be used to check status or existence of commits within modules not pushed yet, also to pull all repositories at once.

Gurney is a small tool to extract yarn and RubyGems dependencies from project files and report them to a web api.

Synchronizes data of desktop applications using Git

Wrappers for terraform and packer

Hat for your cap. Enabled you to move your deployment code our from the repoistory with ease - leaving just one simple config file.

Create your own pull request GitHub bot with ease

Continuously deploy your Rubygems via Travis

Heploy deploys your application to Heroku, using a bunch of best practices and other nice things.

Very simple deployment tool. It was made to deploy rails applications using github, bundler.

Heroku -> Dokku in minutes

Heroku Builder allows for straight forward configuration of your multi (or single) stage Heroku application as well as dead simple deployment. It uses a YAML configuration to manage a multi-environment configuration, including: configuration variables, resources, add-ons, and git based deployment.