This is a quick Ruby port of https://github.com/mludvig/amazon-textract-parser\nIt's useful for interpreting the result of Amazon Textract info.

Generates and Validates Greek A.M.K.A (social security number) and Luhn IDs, using the Luhn algorithm. DISCLAIMER: It does not validate the real existence of the A.M.K.A or that it belongs to a given person. The same applies to the generator.

Bringing object-oriented programming to Rails enums

Library for painless sprite animations on Gosu, with an easy and nifty API, made in pure Ruby with no dependencies at all!

Nice and smart background jobs

API manager

Core components used in the API Microservice.

A client for using the ApiPattern API in Ruby. Built from their api documentation. This is an unofficial project.

This generator takes one or several classes with comments formatted in TomDoc and spits out a single Markdown file

A fast and nimble object serializer

Ruby implementation for apportionment

Ancestry tree for Hanami::Model

Determine whether or not ActiveRecord migrations are considered safe to know if an app needs to go into maintenance on deploy

Duplicate a complete or partial database with ActiveRecord while controlling sensitive values.

Adds support for missing SQL operators and functions to Arel

Flexible argument processing in a readable, declarative style!

A library which offers flexible, chained serializion for Active Record

Generate blog post/article fixture data, with embedded marker tag pairs.

OAI interface for harvesting the arXiv database

AsciiPngfy is a Ruby Gem that enables you to render ASCII text into a PNG image up to a resolution of 3840(width) by 2160(height) using a 5x9 monospaced font. Configurable settings that influence the result are font-color, background-color, font-height, horizontal-spacing, vertical-spacing, and text. The result includes the PNG containing the intended image with all the settings applied, a snapshot of the settings used, and render dimensions that define the size the generated png should be rendered at to reflect the font-height settings. The generated png is always the lowest possible resolution. Each monospaced character takes up a 5(width) by 9(height) space to take advantage of scaled rendering and avoid unnecessarily large images. For the best visual results, the resulting png should be rendered in the original dimensions or the render dimensions along with a NEAREST filter.