Get user inactivity time in milliseconds

Wraps the impact CLI tool in the Xilinx ISE

An XML parser that uses Nokogiri and dynamic methods to transform XML data into a given Ruby model

Declarative XML to Ruby mapping

Transforms a string of XML into a string of JSON

A Ruby XMP reader library for extracting metadata from media files

Jabber::Simple takes the strong foundation laid by xmpp4r and hides the relatively high complexity of maintaining a simple instant messenger bot in Ruby.

JRuby DSL for XML Building and Manipulation with XPath & XQuery

YaCan is a wrapper for Yahoo Japan Text Analysis Web API

A man's home (directory) is his castle, so don't leave home with out it. YAHomesick is yet another homesick. Homesick is sorta like rip, but for dotfiles. It uses git to clone a repository containing dotfiles, and saves them in ~/.homesick. It then allows you to symlink all the dotfiles into place with a single command.

This is a small worthless gem that has a class named HelloWorld with a method named say that prints "Hello, World!" on the screen.

Yamdi is a ruby wrapper around the command line tool yamdi (github.com/ioppermann/yamdi). You'll need yamdi installed in order for the gem to be of any use. If you are on OSX I recommend using homebrew (brew install yamdi).

Gem yaml_adapter provides functionality based on ActiveRecord for group of YAML files.

The YamlFormHelper is a Rails Plugin that extends the FormBuilder Class with methods to create form tags for the HTML/CSS Framework YAML (http://www.yaml.de/)

An experimental datastore using YAML

YandexMetric hides OAuth from user and converts Yandex Metric REST methods into ruby methods

yard extension to modify source code by using AST Node

Allows use of the @component tag to pull related methods and classes into one file

Fills up your documentation with examples taken from rspec

Yauth is a extremely simple authentication solution for prototipes, developed as a warden strategy. It uses a yaml file to store usernames and hashed password. It provides a better-than-nothing security.