Use cryptkeeper to talk to Google Storage

Internet Movie DataBase

Twitter archive utility

Ruby's favorite feed auto-discoverty tool

Goodies are useful classes and libraries for your everyday Ruby.

build monitor that will trigger lights via x10

build monitor that will trigger lights via x10

**Non Functional / Still in Planning Stage** Here's the high-level (brain dump): * Site content is organized in collections * Collections are serialized * Each have support for next, previous, first, last, etc * The content files are HTML * Templates are object based (each content type can be rendered with their own templates) * Templates are HTML with interspersed Liquid markup * All meta data is described using HTML meta tags * You custom meta data tags in a content objects * You can specify 'prototype' content objects in a collection with a _proto folder in the collection

Client API for Hamweather Weather Service (http://www.hamweather.com)

Ruby API for converting currency using official exchange rate list of National Bank Of Serbia

Ruby module for interaction with dbus, pangdudu dev fork.

Simple library to look up movies on IMDB

A Ruby wrapper for www.ofdb.de, a german movie indexing page like www.imdb.com.

Ruby client for retrieving and publishing Friendfeed data

Direct Address provides a rails app with simple address features. This is a streamlined implementation of address functionality. Direct Address provides you with address, country, and region classes. It also provides a generator which generates the necessary javascript and rake tasks to implement properly. You'll also get form helpers to easily implement Direct Address in your views. A rake task is provided that allows up to date country and region information to be downloaded from geoname.org.

divshare ======== Description ----------- The divshare gem makes it easier to use the Divshare API. To use it, you need to create a Divshare account and sign up for an API key. Usage ----- Here's a brief walkthrough of the basic operations (see `examples/` for more information): require 'divshare' # Set these for your divshare account api_key = 'your api key' api_secret = 'your api secret' email = 'your login email address' password = 'your password' filename = 'a file you want to upload' client = Divshare::Client.new(api_key, api_secret) client.login(email, password) all_my_files = client.get_user_files all_my_files.each do |f| print "#{f.file_name} (#{f.file_size}) " puts "was last downloaded #{Time.at(f.last_downloaded_at.to_i)}" end ticket = client.get_upload_ticket uploaded_id = client.upload(ticket, filename) puts "#{filename} uploaded with new id: #{uploaded_id}" client.logout Now, going through the same script step-by-step. Use your Divshare API key and secret (comes with key) to create a client: client = Divshare::Client.new(api_key, api_secret) Login using the credentials for your Divshare account: client.login(email, password) Get an array of all of your files: all_my_files = client.get_user_files Do something with the files: all_my_files.each do |f| print "#{f.file_name} (#{f.file_size}) " puts "was last downloaded #{Time.at(f.last_downloaded_at.to_i)}" end Upload a file, and capture its id: ticket = client.get_upload_ticket uploaded_id = client.upload(ticket, filename) Logout client.logout Installation ------------ Install using rubygems: sudo gem install divshare Or clone from github git clone git://github.com/wasnotrice/divshare.git

A command-line tool for DolarHoy.com.

This gem uses OpenOffice and pdftk to convert, split, join, fill and copy files. It may be usefull if you have many documents to work with. It is not realy fast solution and it depend on istalled software

Generate flash embed code that is valid XHTML

roo can access the contents of OpenOffice-, Excel- or Google-Spreadsheets