Convert playlists between different formats

Pliable makes integrating a Rails project with Schemaless data not so painful

Pling Gateway to ActionMailer

Plist4r is for editing Plist files in an easy-to-use, fast, and reliabile way. A comprehensive and fully featured Ruby library. Xml and Binary file formats are supported, with backends for Linux and Mac.

Plows the fertile soil of your filesystem into neatly organized plots of web-site templates

Better pluralization for non-english languages

A Ruby wrapper around pngnq's command-line interface.

ConvertEBNF to PNG via a web service

With this gem you can monitor Polish Post parcels and registered mail as well as packages shipped by Pocztex. It allows you to see basic data about the consignment as well as all the post offices it has gone through (including their locations and opening hours). The data is downloaded from a public SOAP API of the Polish Post (http://www.poczta-polska.pl/pliki/webservices/Metody%20i%20struktury%20uslugi%20sieciowej%20Poczty%20Polskiej%20SA.pdf) and wrapped into Ruby classes for your convenience.

Parses PokéPastes into an object that you can easily read/manipulate/save.

This is a search library for searching terms in documents

Set of tools used when developing Ruby based apps

A ruby interface to POLITICO RSS feeds. Includes feed contents and metadata.

Polygon provides a framework with strong separation of concerns between clients, developers and web designers

hacks paperclip to have a single repo of attachments

Pombo is a gem that allows the use of webservices the Correios (Brazilian Post Service) of sending packets to check price, delivery time and progress of service

A command line pomodoro timer

A ruby bridge library for shared garcon/soleil code

An alternative to DatabaseCleaner for automatically ensuring that objects created during tests are removed from the database.

PoolOfEntropy is a PRNG based on cryptographic secure PRNGs, intended to bring back the feeling of 'personal luck' that some gamers feel when rolling their own dice.