Super-fast router class for Rack application, derived from Keight.rb. See for details.

Benchmarker is a pretty good benchmark tool for Ruby. Compared to `benchmark.rb` (standard library), Benchmarker has a lot of useful features. See: https://kwatch.github.io/benchmarker/ruby.html

Benry-ActionRunner is a Action runner or Task runner, like Rake or Gulp. Compared to Rake, actions of Benry-ActionRunner can take their own options and arguments. For example, `arun hello --lang=fr Alice` runs `hello` action with an option `--lang=fr` and an argument `Alice`. Benry-ActionRunner is also an example application of Benry-CmdApp framework. See https://kwatch.github.io/benry-ruby/benry-actionrunner.html for details.

Benry-CmdApp is a framework to create command-line application like `git`, `docker`, or `npm` commands. If you want create a command-line application which takes sub-commands, Benry-CmdApp is the solution. See https://kwatch.github.io/benry-ruby/benry-cmdapp.html for details.

Command option parser, much simpler and better than `optparse.rb`. Why not `optparse.rb`? See https://kwatch.github.io/benry-ruby/benry-cmdopt.html#why-not-optparserb for details.

Small library for configuration of application. See https://kwatch.github.io/benry-ruby/benry-config.html for details.

(OBSOLETE; use 'benry-unixcommand' gem instead.)

Unix commnads implementation. Similar to `fileutils.rb`, but better than it. See https://kwatch.github.io/benry-ruby/benry-unixcommand.html for details.

download JS/CSS files from public CDN (CDNJS/jsDelivr/UNPKG/Google)

A small framework for CLI Applications such as Git, Docker, NPM, etc.

Git-Improved is a wrapper script for Git command. It provides much better interface than Git. See https://kwatch.github.io/git-improved/ for details.

gr8 is a great command-line utility powered by Ruby. Example: $ cat data Haruhi 100 Mikuru 80 Yuki 120 $ cat data | gr8s 'map{|s|s.split()[1]}' 100 80 120 $ cat data | gr8s 'map{|s|s.split()[1]}.map(&:to_i).sum' 300 $ cat data | gr8s 'map{split[1]}.sum_i' 300 $ cat data | gr8s -F 'map{self[1]}.sum_i' 300 $ cat data | gr8s -C2 'sum_i' 300 See http://kwatch.github.io/gr8/ for detail.