A wiki parser written in Treetop

Worked is really the simplest time recording (or tracking, whatever term you prefer) application that does all you need and nothing more (only `date >> file` is easier). It simply takes a time or a time range and an activity and appends it to a hidden file in the current directory. The use case is, that you have '.worked' files in the root directories of your projects, and before you finish your current work period, you probably commit something and you also record your time. Right now, the times are just recorded, no report generation yet.

wortsammler is an environment to manage documentation. Basically it comprises of * a directory structure to organize the document sources * a manifest file to control the publication process * a tool to produce the doucments Particular features of wortsammler are * various output formats * support of requirement management * generate documents for different audiences based on single sources * text snippets (markdown and xlsx) wortsammler is based on ruby, pandoc, latex

This gem provides basic xAP Automation protocol support for EventMachine applications. It was developed for use in Nitrogen Logic controller software. There are no automated tests and the code could be improved in many ways, but it may still be useful to someone. This is a Ruby library written from scratch for communicating with a home automation network using the xAP protocol. Supports sending and receiving arbitrary xAP messages, triggering callbacks on certain received messages, etc. Also includes an implementation of an xAP Basic Status and Control device. Incoming xAP messages are parsed using an ad-hoc parser based on Ruby's String#split() and Array#map() (a validating Treetop parser is also available). Network events are handled using EventMachine.

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