Quick hack to add to_j methods to Array,Hash,Nil,String and Numeric to output nicely formatted json for my config files.

Reads/writes password file entries of format user:password and provides tests for password validity. Works with standard unix password types, clear text for testing, and decryptable AES_256_CBC.

Wrappers around mysql gem. Consolidation of bits of code from many of my projects, going back 10+ years, into a gem.

Gem provides common authentication framework for Wikarekare's Ruby CGIs.

Wrapper around ruby http and https libraries. Converted to a gem from a mixture of versions I've used over the years. Might need some work yet :)

Reads itunes data from itunes library XML files and provides useful information regarding the data within.

Wilson is a pure ruby x86 assembler. No, really. Worst Idea Evar. Why "wilson"? I wanted to name it "metal", but there is an existing project with that name... So I'm naming it after Wilson Bilkovich, who is about as metal as you can get (and it is easier to spell than "bilkovich", even tho that sounds more metal).

* Winch, when you need to have some more control over the data that ActiveResource loads.

winedb - wine.db command line tool

A ruby gem that will allow the basic functions of getting the status, stopping and starting of a windows service from both a windows and a mac os x operating system.

Provides single sign-on authentication for web applications using the CAS protocol.

Consumer is a library for consuming xml resources via Builder, libxml, and some request sending / response marshaling glue. It comes with an app generator that creates an empty ready-for-rails gem that itself comes with a generator for making the request/response classes, config files, and specs (see script/generate after creating a new Consumer project).

Beautiful graphs for one or multiple datasets. Can be used on websites or in documents.

This gem is a container for the default SQLUNet database files loaded by the 'wordnet' gem if you don't have your own installation of the WordNet databases. It's mostly just a wrapper around the Sqlite database from: http://sqlunet.sourceforge.net/ To use it, just install the gem and then create the WordNet::Lexicon with no arguments.

Worked is really the simplest time recording (or tracking, whatever term you prefer) application that does all you need and nothing more (only `date >> file` is easier). It simply takes a time or a time range and an activity and appends it to a hidden file in the current directory. The use case is, that you have '.worked' files in the root directories of your projects, and before you finish your current work period, you probably commit something and you also record your time. Right now, the times are just recorded, no report generation yet.

worlddb admin addon - rails engine

worlddb-compat - worlddb addon for backward compatibility (compat)

worlddb plugin for web service/HTTP API (JSON/CSV/HTML)

worldfootball - get world football (leagues, cups & more) match data via the worldfootball.net/weltfussball.de pages

http://wiki.github.com/iori/wparser/ This package is Wiki Format Parser. Wiki => html