Provides a set of additional Git commands to help developers when working with Pivotal Tracker and Github pull requests

Convert Markdown into GOV.UK styled HTML

Gqtp gem provides both GQTP client, GQTP server and GQTP proxy implementations. They provide asynchronous API. You can use gqtp gem for high concurrency use.

Markdown extension for embedding graphs.

notify graphite on deploy or rollback

Groonga-client-model is a model interface for groonga-client.

Groonga-query-log is a collection of library and tools to process [Groonga](http://groonga.org/)'s query log. You can write a program to process query log by using groonga-query-log as a library. You can analyze your Groonga's queries and test with your Groonga's query log by using groonga-query-log as a tool.

gst-kitchen is a gem to publish podcasts like a nerd with auphonic!

Plugin to check webservice connection in heartcheck.

Your home directory package management system

Creating a SOA requires a centralized location to define all services within the SOA. Furthermore you want to know where to deploy those services.

Command line project documentation and task runner

Fast extensible html5 builder in pure Ruby

LinuxFr.org HTML processing filters and utilities, adapted from those of GitHub

Read and write ID3 metadata from/to MP3 files

A simple dashboard for creating and displaying Graphite graphs

Library and command-line client for accessing the IG Markets dealing platform.

Add this plugin to your Jekyll site and all posts will be automatically translated to the languages of your choice through ChatGPT

When building data pipelines, it is often useful to extract and transfrom data from an input JSON and output it in a different format. The standard process for doing this in Ruby is to write a series of if-else logic coupled with for-loops. This code ends up being largely redundant, confusing, and difficult to maintain or change. This Gem provides an easy and extensible solution to this problem by allowing you to define your mapping in YAML and apply it to any JSON object in a single line of code.

You can run your cucumber suites easily, save and see the execution results