Image processing via URLs

See README for details.

Color search for Rails

Including stuff for HTTP, SSH and much more.

Rails Mountable Engine that sets up your Product Blog, share your posts on facebook, twitter and E-mail your users with your latest product news

A gem that generates memes. Can be used as a library or command-line executable.

You can easily create LGTM image from gif animation.

This library uses ImageMagick and RQRCode to create QR codes with rounded corners

This workbench holds a collection of machine learning methods in Ruby. Rather than specializing on a single task or method, this gem aims at providing an encompassing framework for any machine learning application.

Mitty is a CLI that allows you to painlessly process and resize images (using ImageMagick via RMagick) and upload them to an AWS S3 bucket of your choosing. Mitty currently can generate thumbnails as well as both high and low quality images of varying sizes.

Attach files (images, videos, pdfs, txts, zips and etc) to a MongoMapper record. You can choose if you to store it on file system or GridFS.

motion-smarticons lets you overlay informational text like commit hash and version number on top of RubyMotion app icons

Host your bookmarks or maintain a link blog

Automated visual regression testing of android and ios apps with appium , calabash or any other driver

A Ruby project that uses machine learning to perform Optical Character Recognition

Provides processors for both Carrierwave and Paperclip to allow having a version of a PDF attachment that is actually an image representing the first page on that PDF. This gem uses GhostScript, so it must be installed in order for it to work.

Pig Media Server

Plain Record is a data persistence, which use human editable and readable plain text files. It's ideal for static generated sites, like blog or homepage.

This is a gem to help you to structure common reports of you application just by writing in the controller

RComposite is an RMagick abstraction library to easily manipulate and composite images through the use of a canvas, layers, layer masks, adjustment layers, fill layers, and layer sets (much like in Photoshop)