A simple hello world gem from Erika

This is a ruby gem for getting templates for programming languages inspired by the hello-world project

This app scrapes from Beer Advocates website to display the world's top 250 beers. The user can interact with the CLI to learn more information about each beer, including detailed descriptions, brewery information and ABV. After installing, use the command 'top-beers'

A test hello world gem

A linked object is a holy object with the power to change itself according to the world.

MagicCarpet renders any view with stub data from your front-end test suite (ie. jasmine) so you can test your js against the real world.

A simple game to ask questions and receive answers from the other world. By command line.

As North America’s leading trade printer, we at 4over pride ourselves on providing our partners with world class quality, value and customer service. We’ve developed the 4over API as an efficient and affordable way for you to provide premium quality print products to your customers, saving you ti...

Just another simple hello world gem!

This tool helps to gather information about any application from common mobile stores: App Store, Google Play, Blackberry World, Amazon Marketplace and Windows Store

Adding a way to use a completely isolated mock server from the context of cucumber tests

Get a random existing place name, based on a list of weird name places around the world

mock_java a lib that help to mock java classes in ruby world!

Baby mix-in for Test::Unit which allows one to specify manual test cases with steps. Manual test cases are a necessary evil in this world and something that I feel is missing sorely (but not sadly) is the ability to keep your manual test cases coupled with your automated test cases. Manual tests ...

wcapi provides a ready to use component for working with OCLC's WorldCat API. Originally written by Terry Reese.

A simple hello world plugin gem

Ruby client for using the Nom API. Nom is the best way to find out what's best in your world.

Turning hex colors into real world color names

A hello world app to test OpenPGP signing with rubygems.org

You've seen Getopt::Long, OptionParser, Thor? What the world needs now is one more command-line parser. This serves as a backend command line parser that passes the option-parsing portion of it off to OptionParser, Trollop, or any other option-parser that has an adapter[^adapter]. But the part...