Checks YAML, JSON, Ruby, ERB, and other syntaxes, then reports errors and OKs in a nice way for your CI system.

If you can't use Hudson :(

See http://civicrm.org for details.

a simple CLI for cloning git repos from jenkins views

Wrapper around Richard Sears Chinese etymology website

You can use chinese webfont

A collection of command line tools, especially for popular API services.

Clag is a command line tool that generates command line commands right in your terminal and puts it into your clipboard for you to paste into your terminal.

Ruby wrapper for generating a single pdf for multiple contexts from an odt template.

A scraper for classification.gov.au

Simple API for Kijiji. Currently, the gem allows you to search items on Kijiji in Ontario.

Scrapes online classifieds ads and provides a command line interface with which to view them.

ClassyCAS provides private, centralized, cross-domain, platform-agnostic centralized authentication than can hook in with modern Ruby authentication systems.

Radiotagmap reads from Yes.com the songs that are currently playing in FM radios, then extracts the most played tag/genre in every U.S. state and returns a KML representation of this data, which can be plotted on a map using Google Maps or Google Earth.

YesRadio makes available as a ruby gem the method exposed by Yes.com API to retrieve songs broadcast by thousands of radios.

Clef provides a Ruby DSL, LilyPond-like note input, and basic LilyPond parsing for modeling simple scores and exporting them to PDF, SVG, or MIDI.

Simple clickmap for html content. This gem assumes that you are passing valid HTML content and an array of hashes with the links (regex) to match and the number of clicks

Make it easy to deal with online programming contests from the command line

A TCP client for Precidia's POSLynx™ devices

You can check the current English Premier League table based on the official Premier League website from your terminal. You can also check individual teams for more of their statistics.