Provides the necessary functionality to work with Magnolia-managed content in a Rails application.

Retrieve and parse sitemaps, according to the sitemaps.org spec.

`make -j4` -like parallel execution

A Ruby SDK for Kong

Simple to use Slack API wrapper which makes it easy to access and use the Slack API client without much knowledge of how it works

A static file server for rich web apps that automatically compiles SASS, HAML, CoffeeScript and more

Sloe uses NETCONF and/or SNMP to gather data regarding a network device. Designed to help with automated testing this gem can also be used with things like Ruby on Rails

Slugalicious adds simple and powerful slugging to your ActiveRecord models.

A Ruby wrapper for the Socialcast REST API

A gem for indexing EAD into solr using OM. Define your own OM terminology to create the solr fields you want from your ead, then use Solr-based applications like Blacklight to search and display the results.

An extension to projecthydra/solrizer that provides utilities for loading objects from Fedora Repositories and creating solr documents from them.

An orchestrator for describing and building entire systems with Chef

An easy interface to Sphinx standalone full-text search engine. It is implemented as plugin for Ruby on Rails, but can be easily used as standalone library.

beholder

The spire_io gem allows you to quickly and easily use the spire.io service using Ruby. See http://www.spire.io/ for more.

Ever wonder where a SQL query comes from? This gem lets you add abbreviated backtraces to those queries, either in the query log, or as a comment in the query itself.

This gem includes a library that imports yGuard or ProGuard rename logs, and a binary that uploads the data to Squash.

This is the 'unofficial' SRFax (http://www.srfax.com) API wrapper for ruby. The API documentation for SRFax can be found at https://www.srfax.com/srf/media/SRFax-REST-API-Documentation.pdf

Please see https://github.com/ideawu/ssdb/ for more information.

Stanford specific wrangling of MODS metadata from DOR, the Stanford Digital Object Repository