Cuckoo implements simple, distributed cron using locks in Redis. This is a placeholder, as the functionality does not currently exist. See also: - zhong (https://rubygems.org/gems/zhong)

The cucloud module is intended to serve as a lightweight wrapper around the AWS SDK that can be used to share common functionality across various AWS utilities and tools that we develop at Cornell

Cucumber extension for distributed running of features from a queue.

A collection of cucumber formatters

Cucumber-In-The-Yard is a YARD extension that processes Cucumber Features, Scenarios, Steps, Step Definitions, Transforms, and Tags and provides a documentation interface that allows you easily view and investigate the test suite. This tools hopes to bridge the gap of being able to provide your feature descriptions to your Product Owners and Stakeholders.

Assert the value of Cucumber features

cudd-rb is a ruby bridge to the CU Decision Diagram (CUDD), an implementation of Binary Decision Diagrams.

Cukable allows running Cucumber test scenarios from FitNesse

Cucumber features distributed using AMQP.

A console music library explorer and player

Simple DSL for generating AWS CloudFormation templates with an emphasis on ensuring you don't shoot yourself in the foot by, e.g. referencing non-existent resources because you have a typo.

Job queue processing backed by RabbitMQ

ruby based tools for developing javascript libraries

A multi-threaded worker pool for Curb

The Google API Ruby Client makes it trivial to discover and access supported APIs.

A CLI helper for curl and web scraping

Simple Ruby API to get exchange rates from currencies using Yahoo finance currency converter and XE currency converter. You can convert currencies directly through this library.

Parse strings formatted as currencies

Creates curve fitting and confidence intervals from cfityk

cute_print writes debug output to stderr. Optionally prints the source filename and line number, or the source of the debug statement. Easily inspect the middle of a call chain.