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Tools for hacking and patching gems

Command-line utility to perform queries on the gem index that are useful for detecting MITM attacks.

Takes a state table where the following are defined: state, input+conditions, accumulate-action, pre-transition-actions, and transition-to. It takes that state table and generates very fast parsers. Similar to Ragel. Currently only outputs pure Ruby.

Geocode a text address.

This gem consists two additional geocoders for geokit, Yahoo! PlaceFinder and Google V3. And add support for caching using api_caching gem.

This library uses a GeoJolt.com API key to return all zip codes with a radius of the zip code passed to it.

Port of the Rails plugin "geokit-rails" to Active Record, as a gem

Port of the Rails plugin "geokit-rails" to Rails 3.1.beta1, as a gem

Get users' entire location information (using IP address)

creates (W)ell(K)nown(T)ext bounding boxes from points

calculate center of 3 geo-coordinates(lat, lon)

Works with geo_calc and other geo libraries

Real-time form analytics

Common API for managing invoices from different online accounting services.

This tool can be used to convert the git hub flavoured markdown format to the wiki markup used in atlassian products (jira, confluence, etc.)

When using GHUnit from the command line to run your tests, it gets pretty verbose. So you're spending time combing through the results. Time you could have been spending on ready hackernews; so let's change that.

Gidget is a minimalist blog engine designed to run on Heroku with a Git-based workflow.

Shows you a giraffe right from your command line! Thanks to Bryan Woods and Kitty.

A Ruby wrapper for the Giraffi API