Ticketing systems (Github, Jira, etc.) are strongly integrated into our processes and everyone understands their necessity. As soon as a developer becomes a lead/technical manager, he or she faces a set of routine tasks that are related to ticketing work. On large projects this becomes a problem, more and more you spend time running around on dashboards and tickets, looking for incorrect deviations in tickets and performing routine tasks instead of solving technical problems.

Presents test results in a visual manner to guide you to where to look first.

A Ruby implemenation of the well-known graph library called "networkx".

OpenFastStruct is a data structure, similar to an OpenStruct but faster.

Turns a number into an ordinal string such as first, second, third or 1st, 2nd, 3rd.

https://github.com/0dayinc/pwn/README.md

R18n is a i18n tool to translate your Ruby application. It has nice Ruby-style syntax, filters, flexible locales, custom loaders, translation support for any classes, time and number localization, several user language support, agnostic core package with out-of-box support for Rails, Sinatra and desktop applications.

Provides rake tasks for downloading and extracting tools depended on for further build activities.

Allows building, tagging and pushing images and creating, starting, stopping and removing containers from within rake tasks.

Rake tasks for common fly interactions allowing Concourse pipelines to be managed as part of a build.

shared base for request_handler using dry-* gems

Make a clean your rubocop_todo.yml with CI

This gem provides default rubocop settings for Umbrellio projects

Wraps the concourse fly CLI so that fly can be invoked from a Ruby script or Rakefile.

Provide a language server implementation for ruby in ruby. See https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/ "A Language Server is meant to provide the language-specific smarts and communicate with development tools over a protocol that enables inter-process communication."

Switchman and Instructure Jobs compatibility gem.

Warp-Dir is compatible (and inspired by) the popular 'wd' tool available as a ZSH module. This one is written in ruby and so it should work in any shell. Credits for the original zsh-only tool go to (https://github.com/mfaerevaag/wd).

Wrest is a fluent, easy-to-use, object oriented Ruby HTTP/REST client library with support for RFC2616 HTTP caching, multiple HTTP backends and async calls. It runs on CRuby and JRuby and is in production use at 10 * 🦄 scale.

A Ruby client for Zerobounce.net.

Extend your Rails models without changing DB schema.