Create a Lead in Salesforce

A Ruby library that provides access to the SAM.gov API

A ruby gem for authorization for use in sinatra/rack applications. Code mostly stolen from Pundit

Allows to define search paths to find files in.

Provides Array#secure_sample and Array#secure_shuffle extensions that behave like #sample and #shuffle, but use SecureRandom underneath

Fetches information about posted GitHub links

Easily obscure the primary key of your Sequel models

Looking for an authentication gem that doesn't make any assumptions about your setup? You've came to the right place.

Integrate Seraph with your Grape API

Implements month workdays calculation for calculating pay for an incomplete month of work.

A simple library for coloring text output. Heavily inspired from term-ansicolor and rainbow, I recommend using these gems for more complex color needs. By default this gem does not do any core extension. When mixed in String it only add two methods: color and uncolor. Paint is another gem similar to this one, but with more powerful shortcuts definitions.

Simple, url-safe, opinionated string encryption

Datepicker inputs for SimpleForm.

This adds filter to use only those parameters that are allowed to a Sinatra application.

sinatra/json extracted from sinatra-contrib.

A DSL designed to draft JSON-LD schema.org objects.

Translate HTML sources to markup texts for slack

A lightweight language for objects

spectator-emacs is a Spectator extension that provides discreet notificatoins in the Emacs modeline, via the Enotify Emacs notification system. == Features == * Notifications on the emacs modeline * Short summary report on mouse-over in the modeline indicator * Easily switch to the results buffer with just a click on the modeline indicator * Org formatted RSpec results with the aid of RSpec Org Formatter * Summary extraction can be customized to work with different RSpec output formats * all the features offered by Spectator

Setting up configuration of environment variables, versioning, & other middleware should be easier. This is is a set of utilities to help.