This test gem will print out Hello World. It will verify that I know how to generate a gem

Crapshoot is a dice-rolling gem for most of your pen-and-paper gaming needs; roll 4d6v to find out how much time it will save.

This gem will allow for easy interaction with the Crate API to share your files!

Ruby Crawlspace client

CrazyValidators enables easy validation of attributs of an ActiveModel class, such as alphanumericality, presence in a Blacklist.

An object for factory for Ruby/Rails, supporting Test::Unit

Creature.

Cregexp is a library of commonly used regular expressions, written in Ruby.

A crit bit tree, also known as a Binary Patricia Trie is a trie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trie), also called digital tree and sometimes radix tree or prefix tree (as they can be searched by prefixes), is an ordered tree data structure that is used to store a dynamic set or associative array...

A ruby gem that allows you to easily integrate with the Irish Companies Registration Offices API.

A module to allow CodeRunner to run the integrated tokamak modelling suite Cronos. Requires matlab and matlab-ruby (Cronos also requires Matlab).

For cropping image

Crops images based on entropy: leaving the most interesting part intact. Don't expect this to be a replacement for human cropping, it is an algorythm and not an extremely smart one at that :). Best results achieved in combination with scaling: the cropping is then only used to square the image, c...

Tire is a Ruby client for the CSDNSearch search engine/database.

Rack middleware for Content Security Policy

Rails extensions for CSP Easy

Generates dependency graphs using GraphViz from C# solution files

Common CTT caching tools.

Take a series of screenshots while running your cucumber test suite

A library of cucumber step definitions, which allow you to use a human to assert conditions during acceptance tests. Some requirements are simple for a human to confirm, but are very difficult to assert using automation. Farmer allows us to include human confirmation into our normal t...