pwl is a secure password locker for the commandline

Qiniu upload from

A library for generating QRDA Cat 1.

Queued RPC client and server. Works as normal RPC server, but through queue interface, so allows highly scalable, distributed and asynchronous remote API implementation and fast data processing. It's based on EventMachine and typically on Beanstalk, so it's fast and thread safe.

Manages a Request-Id for each HTTP request

Defines a DSL to allow stream processing from various sources for output to various sinks

Rack-bug SpeedTracer panel for server side debugging

Provides storage management for the Fabulator Exhibit extension for use with the Radiant CMS.

Ruby implementation of the Python Celery library.

Framework to provide cqrs + eventsourcing functionality in ruby.

An extension to RDFObjects to more easily work with RDF ChangeSets: http://n2.talis.com/wiki/Changesets

It uses RDF.rb and several RDF::Vocab, with options for caching RDF resources.

Red Glass works alongside Selenium to observe browser events, and provides an interactive log which illustrates changes to the DOM during an automation session.

RedisCaptcha provides simple captcha that can be read by human.

Ruby storage containers/ database. Uses Rinjdael, Twofish, ... to keep your data safe. Made for native and local application development. Spawns a system daemon that manages vaults that applications can talk to or provides a powerful interface to interact with vaults from within other ruby applications. Check the wiki for details

This package provides reliable messaging and persistent queues for building asynchronous applications in Ruby. It supports transaction processing, message selectors, priorities, delivery semantics, remote queue managers, disk-based and MySQL message stores and more.

Simple management of API calls.

This library provides an API for manipulating Research Object (RO) bundles. The RO bundle specification can be found at https://w3id.org/bundle/.

Ruby library for working with Ocrad - The GNU OCR

Build apt and yum repositories from a directory, or from supplied information