A MarkDown TextEditor with jQuery and Markitup! and redcarpet

A really simple rails engine, serving text files from app/pages as HTML (currently only supports Markdown)

Provides automated pseudolocalization capabilities to Ruby on Rails applications.

This engine uses gollum-lib to provide a very basic, opinionated wiki stored as a git repository. WARNING: this has been abstracted from a proprietary tool, and so is poorly documented and lacks a standalone test suite.

Workflow specifically for ActiveModel objects.

Rain is a gem to generate beautiful and customizable API documentation, inspired by yard and rdoc. The aim of Rain is to generate beautiful API documentation from a ruby comment syntax with markdown mixed in. The documentation can be inline in .rb files, or separate .md or .txt files for overall architecture documentation. Rain also allows a large amount of customization when it comes to templating and appearance of the API documentation. Branding and unity of documentation appearance is important and Rain offers a simple ERB-based template system.

Classing rake tasks with options. Creating re-usable tasks, options and samples thereof.

rake-tomdoc

Provides DSL to generate static web site easily.

Test your JavaScript without any framework dependencies, in any environment, and with a nice descriptive syntax.

Simple blogging based somewhat off of Jekyll.

Generalized implementation of the middleware abstraction for Ruby.

Simple gem which provides random ordering for mysql, postgresql and sqlite

Random data generator with type composition

Rateme is a simple rating plugin for active record

A Ruby wrapper around the ATIS SOAP Interface

JSON5 parser for Ruby

RDaux creates beautiful documentation websites from markdown files. It is inspired by daux.io and uses redcarpet with pygments.rb to process github-flavored markdown files into beautiful documentation websites and supports ASCII art with help of ditaa

Reaction makes it easy to build reusable controller actions along with reusable validators and param type converters.

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