Convert a Wordpress XML backup into markdown files suitable for a jekyll site

Collect template informations from MediaWiki markup

Useful for callbacks, benchmarking, profiling, code graphs.

This gem adds the `writev` method to IO. It provides access to the `writev` system call on your IO objects.

wrongdoc mangles an existing RDoc directory and makes any changes we feel like. It mainly removes JavaScript from Darkfish and adds links to a {cgit}[http://hjemli.net/git/cgit/] instance. It is a bikeshed project and *entirely* subject to the whims of its creator, so it is likely the wrong solution for anybody else.

WebSocket client that does not require asynchronous programming

First Gem project to learn how to put a gem together and up on rubygems.org. The main function of this gem is to print the alphabet.

hello world

Rarff is a Ruby library for dealing with Attribute-Relation File Format (ARFF) files. ARFF files are used to specify data sets for data mining and machine learning.

This gem uses WWWJDic Backdoor Entry/API as described by http://www.edrdg.org/wwwjdic/wwwjdicinf.html#backdoor_tag to to interact with WWWJDic and translate to and from Japanese language. WWWJDic is an online Japanese translation server made by Jim Breen and available at http://www.edrdg.org/cgi-bin/wwwjdic/wwwjdic?1C. GNU GPLv3 license; source code available through anonymous checkout: `hg clone http://hg.savannah.nongnu.org/hgweb/wwwjdic/` or write me and I'll send it. You can even decide to contribute to this little free software project by registering to Savannah and ask to be part of the 'wwwjdic' project!

a quick a simple gem to wrap and install wysihtml5 into a rails gem so that its assets are served correctly

Simple tag parser

API-compatible Builder implementation using libxml.

Wraps libxdo using ffi, for high performance

Wraps the impact CLI tool in the Xilinx ISE

xkcd-gem

Generate Kubernetes Network Policy YAML resource definitions from .xlsx Excel spreadsheets

The fastest XML parser written in 100% pure Ruby.

In ruby we use `# =>` as a comment marker that mean the immediately adjacent expression's expected value. There are gems like xmpfilter / seening_is_believing, which are to generate such comments. They are very useful. But so far we lack feature that does vice-versa; to check if the comment is actually the output of the expression. This is the library that does it.

Devise extension to allow authentication via LDAP. Customized for XN.