Temperature makes it easy to deal with temperatures in Ruby, but adding mixin methods to numbers and strings. This was inspired by using Ruby to manipulate data from my home weather station, and wanting it to keep track of the units for me so that I didn't have to think about that in code.

The Mechanize library is used for automating interaction with websites. Mechanize automatically stores and sends cookies, follows redirects, can follow links, and submit forms. Form fields can be populated and submitted. Mechanize also keeps track of the sites that you have visited as a history.

Parse HTML using different parsers, then show the differences between the generated trees.

tending allows you to add pending tests to your Test::Unit test cases

Easy coloring/markup for terminal output

Documentation generator for tests you want to give manuel testers.

A Test::Unit hack to print the time each test takes to run.

Test::Unit::Runner::FOX - A Test::Unit UI built on FXRuby.

Test::Unit::Runner::GTK2 - A Test::Unit UI built on Ruby/GTK2.

Test::Unit::Runner::Tk - A Test::Unit UI built on Ruby/Tk.

A library for communicating with the Docusign API via SOAP.

== PROBLEMS/TODO * Add support fills (area or background), grid lines, shape markers, range markers * Support shorthand colors and color names * Make venn data specification friendlier There are lots of missing features. Until they're implemented, you can directly specify query parameters using the :extras key, e.g., # provides a legend for each data set g = GChart.line(:data => [[1, 2], [3, 4]], :extras => { "chdl" => "First|Second"})

== PROBLEMS/TODO * Add support fills (area or background), grid lines, shape markers, range markers * Support shorthand colors and color names * Make venn data specification friendlier There are lots of missing features. Until they're implemented, you can directly specify query parameters using the :extras key, e.g., # provides a legend for each data set g = GChart.line(:data => [[1, 2], [3, 4]], :extras => { "chdl" => "First|Second"})

Ruby bindings to OpenOffice.org Hyphenation-Library.

texti - read / parse text with instructions (.texti)

Text layout engine for CUI apps with a pretty table.

A library for parsing {TextMate}[http://macromates.com/] bundles.

== FEATURES/PROBLEMS: Incompatible with 1.9, as far as we know. Technically, it supports everything current RegExp does. == SYNOPSIS: Password = TextualRegexp.new do anchor :beginning group :capture do any :letter repeat(4..13) do any :char end any :digit end end

== FEATURES: * takes an XML with actions from tg4w and outputs stand-alone Ruby code that can be run directly or embedded into existing code (e.g. for test automation). * can be used as a library or as an executable script. * takes the xpath from tg4w and uses only enough info to guarantee the uniqueness of the referenced element, allowing the generated script to keep working even with some change to page structure. == PROBLEMS: * the generated code is damn ugly. * a few action types from the XML input still aren't recognized. * some dependencies aren't very clearly sorted out yet. you might find you need something that is not specified. if yes, please report this as an issue in our issue tracker. * i don't know, find more and let me know =) == SYNOPSIS:

An API for interfacing with Campfire, the 37Signals chat application.