Webscale applications from AIR at en-japan inc.

The easiest way to automate beta deployments and releases for your iOS and Android apps

A feed posts aggregator for rss and facebook pages

FHCAP Command Line Tool

Url and Mail string parsers.

Look up Forbes 2000 companies based on a domain name or email address

Generate dnsmasq ipset configure file from gfwlist

Fetch Google Seller Rating

Retrieves a list of URLs to seed the crawler by publishing them to a RabbitMQ exchange.

Innkeeper allows Rack applications to deal with database multitenancy through ActiveRecord

IDE tools for code completion, inline documentation, and static analysis

Framework to provide an easy way to implement CMS Scanners

A development/staging environment detector.

It starts from the arbitrary page you provide and descents into the tree of links until it has either traversed all possible content on the web site or has stopped at some predefined traversal depth. It is written in Ruby and implemented as a CLI application. Based on user preference, it can output text reports in a standard sitemap.xml form (used by many search engines), a dot file (for easier site hierarchy visualization, graphviz compatible), a plain text file (displaying detailed hierarchical relations between pages) and a simple HTML format.

The PublicSuffix gem works great if you give it nice, clean domains WITHOUT a transfer protocol. But what if your application has one (or multiple) urls with or without protocols? LazyDomain assumes it could be either way and uses URI to make up the difference. Because URI can only parse a url WITH a protocol, Lazy Domain automatically adds 'http://' if it is not already present in a url. Now you can easily use PublicSuffix for varying urls.

This gem is a Logstash plugin required to be installed on top of the Logstash core pipeline using $LS_HOME/bin/logstash-plugin install gemname. This gem is not a stand-alone program

Smartly check whether a given email/domain belongs to a free or disposable mail provider. There are hundreds of lists available in Github repositories or Gists that list various free and disposable email providers. This gem downloads a bunch of these scripts (pre-configured URLs) and parses them to count votes against each domain in the list. We, then, create a Trie structure to efficiently query this data with a given domain or email. For each query, you get back a number specifying how many sources are claiming that the domain is a free or disposable email provider.

Do more from the command line with Murano. Push and pull data from Murano. Get status on what things have changed. See a diff of the changes before you push. And so much more. (This gem was formerly known as MrMurano.)

Framework to provide an easy way to implement CMS Scanners

A set of GitHub workflow scripts.