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This is a collection of webservice monitoring tools for the Arborist monitoring toolkit (http://arbori.st/). It can be used to describe and monitor HTTP services in more detail than a simple port check.

Creates test fixtures from data in the database.

* Parse args from command line.

== DESCRIPTION: Uses the Rails generator mechanism to make a migration and model file for using Eric Hodel's ar_mailer gem.

== FEATURES/PROBLEMS: Creates a windows service to run the ar_sendmail script from the ar_mailer gem using a subset of settings which apply to a service. == SYNOPSIS: To install as windows service:

Pinyin can convert between various systems for phonetically writing Mandarin Chinese. It can also handle various representation of tones, so it can be used to convert pinyin with numbers to pinyin with tones.

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

Add start/end publishing dates to your ActiveRecord models.

Array Statistics adds statistical operations to the ruby Array class.

array-statistics adds statistical operations to the ruby Array class. array-statistics supercedes the old gem "array_statistics"

artfactory - generate your own art images from text attributes (via spritesheets); incl. 2x/4x/8x zoom for bigger sizes and more

A gem providing HMAC based authentication for HTTP

PNG is an almost-pure-ruby PNG library. It lets you write a PNG without any C libraries.

Rails ready gem for Marketplace Transactions using Amazon Simple Pay.

Rails ready gem for Marketplace Transactions using Amazon Simple Pay.

Rails ready gem for Marketplace Transactions using Amazon Simple Pay.

A build system that doesn't suck

Assemblage is a continuous integration toolkit. It's intended to provide you with a minimal infrastructure for distributing and performing automated tasks for one or more version control repositories. It makes as few assumptions as possible as to what those things might be. It's still just a personal project, but if you want to use it I'm happy to answer questions and entertain suggestions, especially in the form of patches/PRs. Assemblage has three primary parts: the **Assembly Server**, **Assembly Workers**, and **Repositories**. <dl> <dt>Assembly Server</dt> <dd>Aggregates and distributes events from <em>repositories</em> to <em>workers</em> via one or more "assemblies".</dd> <dt>Assembly Workers</dt> <dd>Listens for events published by the <em>assembly server</em>, checks out a <em>repository</em>, and runs an assembly script in that repository.</dd> <dt>Repository</dt> <dd>A distributed version control repository. Assemblage currently supports Mercurial and Git.</dd> </dl>

This gem adds web services to an Assemblage continuous integration server. It's still largely vaporware.