ROMA is one of the data storing systems for distributed key-value stores. It is a completely decentralized distributed system that consists of multiple processes, called nodes, on several machines. It is based on pure P2P architecture like a distributed hash table, thus it provides high availability and scalability.

Milkode is line based local source code search engine. It have command line interface and web application. It will accelerate the code reading of your life.

Your partner for finding a good commit message.

Groonga provides both of full text search and column store features. ActiveGroonga + Groonga can be used as an alternative of ActiveRecord + RDB.

Droonga engine is a core component in Droonga system. Droonga is a scalable data processing engine based on Groonga. Droonga means Distributed Groonga.

Pig Media Server

Clipcellar is a full-text searchable data store for clipboard by GTK+ (via Ruby/GTK2) and Groonga (via Rroonga).

longer description of your gem

Provides tool and library of full text search for EPUB books

Feedcellar is a full-text searchable RSS feed reader and data store by Groonga (via Rroonga) with Ruby.

A search tool for filenames in your directories.

Droonga (distributed Groonga) plugin for Fluent event collector

Git Fulltext Search library

Gpr plugin to search the specified keyword in registered repositories

Groonga(Rroonga) for using easily. You can add the data in the column without specifying. You can easy to use and persistence, advanced search query, sort, grouping (drill down), snippets, and pagination. You can make an immediate search engine.

DEPRECATED!!! Use 'rroonga' instead. Ruby/groonga is a extension library to use groonga's DB-API layer. Ruby/groonga provides Rubyish readable and writable API. You can use groonga's first and highly functional features from Ruby.

a graphical database viewer for Groonga by GTK+ with Ruby.

Allows using Groonga in your models a-la ActiveRecord.

A command line interface for logaling.

Middleman extension to list similar pages using Groonga