[CodeFumes.com](http://codefumes.com) is a service intended to help people who are interested in tracking, sharing, and reviewing metrics associated with a repository of code. The 'codefumes' gem is an implementation of the [CodeFumes.com](http://codefumes.com) API. The intention of the gem is to simplify use of and integration with the site. The site supports a small set of 'standard' metrics (# lines changed/committed, build status, build duration, etc). Additionally, the service provides a simple method of supplying and retrieving custom metrics, allowing users to gather any metric you are interested in tracking.

CodeFumesHarvester provides a set of high-level tools for gathering history and common metrics from a local repository and sending them to CodeFumes.com[http://codefumes.com].

This gem provides a smooth access to connFu capabilities

Text correction using words and phrases dictionaries.

TING!!

Command line tool for getting mms urls from etvnet service.

Offers methods to initialize and evolve a grid of cells, implementing the rules of Conway's Game of Life

The module collects gems used for development and testing.

Logs HTTP events (connections, requests and responses). A number of HTTP libraries are supported. Credit to the authors of the httplog gem for inspiration.

Integrates metric_fu into integrity so that metrics are run on every build.

Rake task to send scores to dashboard.

Metric collecting support for Ruby that servers Kolekti.

A simple message dispatcher (aka. logger) for your ruby applications.

Standardized logging of API requests/responses

Dumps key values pairs within a memcached instance. Useful for verification of cached content.

MNotifier

This gem wraps the SOAP interface for Neustar's WS-GetData Services. It supports both interactive and batch queries.

RESTful public JSON API for units of measures following Russian national standard (OKEI).

Pavlov's RSS

ActiveRecord extensions for PostgreSQL. Provides useful tools for schema, foreign_key, index, comment and extensios manipulations in migrations.