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The Grand Palace
Na Phra Lan Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Wat Pho
Maharat Road, Phra Nakorn District, Bangkok
China Town
Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok
Jim Thompson House
Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok
The Grand Palace
Na Phra Lan Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Wat Pho
Maharat Road, Phra Nakorn District, Bangkok
China Town
Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok
Jim Thompson House
Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok
The Grand Palace
Na Phra Lan Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Wat Pho
Maharat Road, Phra Nakorn District, Bangkok
China Town
Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok
Jim Thompson House
Yaowarat Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok
Bangkok
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Hua Hin
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Samui
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Kanchanaburi
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Petchaburi
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Chiang Mai
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Satun
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Pattaya
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Koh Chang
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
Krabi
There are a great variety of tourist places in Bangkok, mostly historical attractions and temples with elaborate architecture and art. Famous temples are Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Wat Phu Khao Thong, Wat Ratchanadda, Wat Traimit, Wat Benchamabophit Bangkok nightlife is another highlight that has attracted many of tourists from all over the world.
Located at the heart of Bangkok, Thailand.
is situated in the area of the Department of Public Works and Town & Country Planning Building at the Parn Fah Leelad Bridge.
displayed the work of Thai artists, especially the new Thai artists whose works have not been known by the society
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The game jam has a greatly simplified judging process compared to the Code Jam events.  We will instead evaluate your project based on a few simple factors, which are outlined in this document.
The theme and the tech that we provide are provided as limitations, because we believe that limitations breed creativity. One of the big factors we consider when we judge these projects is the novelty factor. If you've created something truly unique, you've got a leg up on someone who made a very polished version of something that's very familiar. This means that even if you're not an expert programmer or experienced game dev, the right idea (and that ideas' adherence to the theme) might still net you a win!
Please try to spend some time coming up with the most fun and novel idea you can before diving into your actual programming. If you're not sure how, try googling for game dev ideation techniques. Professional game developers frequently make use of these techniques in order to help spin the wheels of creativity.
For example, you can try to write down a bunch of different adjectives (like "yellow" or "terrified") on red notes, nouns (like "lemon" or "snowman") on blue notes, and modifiers (like "in space!" or "the floor is lava!") on yellow notes. Then select a random note from each color, put them together in different orders and think about how you can create a game idea around it that fits the theme.
We will of course be evaluating the execution. How well does the game perform? How is the user experience? Is it fun? Is it easy to play? Does it look good, sound good, and feel good? The performance and interaction are probably the most important factors, but polish is nice, too!
We're going to try to do this in an objective way, but stuff like fun is always going to be a somewhat subjective thing to evaluate, and for that reason, this is not the single most critical criteria in the judging process, like it might have been in other game jams. To be more precise - A really fun and novel idea that ticks all the other boxes but has somewhat mediocre execution will still have a very good chance of doing well in this event.
Your submission must adhere to the theme we will present on the day the jam starts. There are different degrees of adherence here, and quite a lot of room to be creative, but a deeply thematic submission will be scored higher than a barely thematic submission, and a submission that does not adhere to the theme at all may be disqualified.
We love seeing multiple layers of thematic adherence - For example, your theme could play a part in your team name, your art style, your story, your sound effects, and of course, in the gameplay. You might even try to inject your theme into your documentation!
We require that you make the project easy to comprehend, easy to install, and easy to run. To ensure this, your submission must contain a README.md
in your team folder which clearly documents how to interact with it.
First of all, you need to include instructions on exactly how to get your game running. We require that you use a dependency manager and encourage you to make a click-and-play option, and these should be documented in this section. Please see our technical requirements page for more information on this. Remember, we have to judge dozens of submissions, so if every submission can be set up and run by just doing pipenv install
and then pipenv run start
, it will make our job significantly easier.
The readme should also contain information about the game, screenshots, a logo if you got it, your team name, instructions on how to play and anything else that helps provide a high-level overview over the game. This is also extremely helpful when we are judging so many projects, so that we can easily see which is which by looking through readmes. For an example of an excellent readme, check out this readme created by the Amphibian Alchemists team during Code Jam 6.
For this game jam, we are allowing you to sign up either by yourself, or with one or two friends. But, of course, it wouldn't be fair if we judged all entries the same regardless of team size - so we will be expecting slightly more from a team of 3 than from a solo team. To be more precise, we will not be expecting three times as much - working in a team has its own set of unique setbacks as well as advantages, and two developers does not equal 200% the output of one - but we will be expecting a full team to be able to deliver more content in ten days than a single person can.
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Since a young age, I've been enraged at things I can't do. But this rage, the
same rage that some regard as detrimental, has led me to discover. From developing to design, what you see here are not solely examples of me succeeding, but rather a collection of trials and failures.
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 General Questions
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Resize this responsive page to see the effect!
I wish I had been able to use the fabric.js library for my first assignment. It is so much easier than using the native canvas API.
My tutor was correct with her information about web development. We do not need to reinvent the wheel and code every website from scratch. We can utilize frameworks like bootstrap and learn to customize them.
I usually don't enjoy coding, however, using the Bootstrap framework and the fabric.js library I have enjoyed creating this assignment.
I am trying to incorporate the Fabric.js library into my first Bootstrap page. I have created a small canvas size. I have today 25 January managed to call the canvas and display the hello world using fabric.js. After researching further fabric.js I have created a series of shapes that load in the shape of a house and sun. My next step is to animate the sunrise.


About 4 - 5 hours
Not all data can be or should be stored in a relational way. In those cases, it is more efficient to use a NoSQL database. MongoDB is one of the most popular NoSQL databases. MongoDB stores data in JSON-like “documents,” which is familiar to folks who use JavaScript.
Which companies use MongoDB?
Participants will be able to:
Techtonica staff will assign pairs.
Activity 1: Installation
brew help
command. If you have Homebrew installed, you’ll see the output from Homebrew appear in your Terminal.brew tap mongodb/brew
brew install<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in the Terminalbrew services start<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mongo
to connectActivity 2: Working with Database
The command use <db>
sets the current database you’ll be working with. In the shell, run use techtonica
. Then run show dbs
, which will list out the list of databases. What database is there? What is missing?
The newly created database, “techtonica”, should be missing. This is because the techtonica
database is empty. Let’s insert some data storing people’s name (as a string) and birth month (as an integer). Insert a document by running db.classmates.insert({"name": "your_name", "month": your_birthmonth})
. Do it at least two more times with a friend’s name. Remember not to double-quote the birth month to keep it as a digit instead of a string.
Type show dbs
again and see that the techtonica
database now shows up.
MongoDB stores documents in collections. Run show collections
. What is already there? Where did it come from?
Run db.createCollection("volunteers")
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View what’s in each collection by running db.classmates.find()
and db.volunteers.find()
. What’s the difference?
Fix the empty volunteer collection by entering a document: db.volunteers.insert({"volunteer": "Adrien"})
and db.volunteers.insert({"volunteer": "Jamie"})
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Now we’ll try out the remove
command. Select a number between your birth month and your pair’s birth month inside the classmates collection. Run db.classmates.remove({"month": {$lt: the_number_your_selected}})
. The “$lt” means “less than.” What do you think happened to the collections?
Run db.classmates.find()
. Were you correct?
Run db.volunteers.remove({})
, then db.volunteers.find()
. What happened?
Make sure you are in the techtonica database by running use techtonica
. Make sure the output is switched to db techtonica
. Then, you will delete the techtonica database by running db.dropDatabase()
. The output should be { "dropped" : "techtonica", "ok" : 1 }
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Exit the shell by running exit
. Next, go to the Terminal window running the Mongo Daemon, monogod. Exit the daemon by entering Ctrl C.
Part of the tutorial requires a mLab account. You can create one by following these directions.
Optionally, you can reference this video which uses the same technologies to build an API.
“$lt" was used earlier to filter out which documents you deleted. MongoDB's documentation has a page on [Operators](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/operator/query/). What type of operator is "$lt”?
Operators can be used to filter what you want to include and what you want to exclude. For example, db.classmated.find({"month": {$lt: 6}})
will output anyone born before July (if you set your_birthmonth “July” as 6; because January is 0 in DateTime). You will be testing some of it next.
Open up the MongoDB daemon and shell again, create a database named “filterData”. Create a collection named “zoo”. Create at least 3 documents in the following format: {"type": "lion", "name": "Suzy", "age": 10}
. Look at MongoDB’s Operator page and find at least one operator other than Comparison Operator (which $lt was), and then test it out in the zoo collection.
List out the steps to store data in MongoDB. Find a classmate. One of you will try to explain the steps by comparing it to organizing books, and the other will compare it to organizing kitchen utensils.
Further practice with Mongoose (one ORM for Mongo) is highly encouraged if you plan on creating a project that includes a Mongo database. If that’s the case, be sure to check out the Mongoose materials below.


There are a variety of things that I could put here. They include:
They would all be equally acceptable if my understanding of the assignment is correct.
I am going to link to Mozilla Manifesto because that is what they link to in the example.


Nuxeo Platform 5.9.2 Release Notes
For Users
DAM Enhancement
We added some minor features on DAM like enabling CSV export on DAM listing or reseting thumbnails and video conversions when updating the main file of the document.
Nuxeo Drive
Nuxeo Drive upgrade will now be transparent. Meaning you won't have to open a terminal, delete .nuxeo drive folder, and then install the new version anymore. See NXP-13083 for details.
Binary installer for OS X and Windows are all signed. See NXP-12981 for details.
Suggestion widgets
Select2-based suggestion widgets introduced in 5.7.3 received a couple of bug fixes. New widgets properties have been introduced (available in Studio):
- All single suggestion widgets: a new widget property dropdownOnArrow dropdowns suggestions when clicking on the right side arrow of the select2 box instead of the whole container. This is handy when you use custom formatters containing links or other actions (See NXP-13715 and documentation).
- All multiple suggestion widgets: new property to change the separator used by select2 to handle multiple selection. The default separator is a comma and could be an issue when handled references contains a comma (See NXP-13713).
- Directory suggestion widgets: new property to fetch the suggestions, 'contains' instead of 'starts with' (See NXP-13586).
For Administrators
Private Marketplace Channel
Users are able to upload their own marketplace packages on Connect so as to make them visible and available in the admin center. The first implementation offers a web UI for upload/update only. REST endpoints are available for upload/update and delete.
New Parameters for Nuxeo.conf
| Parameter | Default Value | Description |
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| nuxeo.vcs.use-nulls-last-on-desc | true (unset) | Since 5.9.2. Ask the database to use "NULLS LAST" when sorting DESC. True by default to get the same result order between different databases. Also turning this option to false enable PostgreSQL and Oracle to use an index on the sorted column which can be huge performance improvement. |
For Developers
JavaScript SDK
The JavaScript Client SDK is fully part of the Nuxeo Platform. Two implementations are provided. One uses node.js primitives, one is based on JQuery XHR. The client exposes:
- Wrappers for resources oriented REST API (at least documents)
- Utilities for automation calls
- Utilities for other resources oriented endpoints REST calls
- Batch upload helper
- Basic and token based authentications.
Client is packaged using bower for the JQuery implementation, and NPM for the node implementation. Clients are under continuous integration using phantom.js.
Migration to Maven 3
As of this new release, Nuxuo Platform is built using Maven 3. This has been made possible because we have written a new version of our assembly plugin compatible with Maven3. See NXP-13555.
Token Based Authentication Management & OAuth 2.0 Support
Exploding demand of API use makes it necessary to provide easy means for developers to manage authentication of the applications they develop, let it be on JavaScript based app, iOS, Python (with Drive)… The token based authentication service, implemented initially for the requirements of Nuxeo Drive is extracted and generalized, made available to the Nuxeo Platform developers. In the same time, OAuth 2.0 support is added, so as to provide as an option a very secured way of handling the authentication process.
JSF State and HTTP Session Debug
We have added new debugging tools to inspect the JSF state and the HTTP session.
This module provides a WebEngine access to inspect the JSF state of a faces view. It is useful to figure out the size of the http session and the complexity of implemented view.
Java 8 Support
This new release has been tested with Java 8. You can see the list of changes on NXP-13570.
NXQL Query and Fetch
Using the queryAndFetch method you can now use COUNT, AVG, SUM, MIN and MAX in your NXQL queries. Again, this only work when using queryAndFetch. See NXP-13708 for reference.


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quote: Originally posted by Tok'ra Gal
He changed his name to Akenhaten and built this new capital city dedicated to the Aten, called Akehetaten.
Two things - his name is more acurately translated as Akhenaten, and the capital city was known as Amarna.
quote: I've been really favouring is that SG-1 gets sent back to Ancient Egypt under Akenhaten's reign (it could even be, to a lesser extent, like 1969 with the self-fulfilling prophecy - ie, SG-1 is the reason worshipping of the Aten and such died out).
Not to sound condescending, but I think the whole religion/Akhenaten thing may be a bit too complex to make a fanfic around - there were a lot of other changes in his reign, and a lot of unanswered questions - if SG1 went back then, then you'd have to know the answers to questions archaeologists are still pondering over (Why was the religion changed, why was it changed in the way it did, why was Akhenaten depicted as he was, who ruled after him, etc). Plus how would they be able to speak - only Daniel can speak AE, Teal'c, apparently, can only speak a derivation of Arabic.
The idea of a self-fulfilling prophecy sounds good, though might be tricky to ensure there are no holes.
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Relational algebra optimizer |
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An exception handler for OpsCode Chef runs, GitHub Gist & IRC. |
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Rails plugin providing a Ruby API for interacting with a Confluence wiki system. |
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Ruby Crypto Coin payment processing gem |
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Ask Wikipedia is a ruby gem for querying wikipedia in any language from within your
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A mirror API for Ruby |
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Speed up seeding your Rails application using multiple SQL inserts! |
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A multi-configuration OpenVPN server cookbook featuring IPv6 support and easy setup of client files. |
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Read and write .webloc (web link) files on OS X |
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Generate docs for RDF/OWL Schema |
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vagrant-multiplug
r7kamura
|
Vagrant plug-in to manage plug-in dependencies. |
|
22 |
| 2680 |
KASeparatorLine
ashchan
|
NSView subclass for drawing a separator line |
|
22 |
| 2681 |
activerecord-raw-data
hotchpotch
|
|
|
22 |
| 2682 |
hato
kentaro
|
|
|
22 |
| 2683 |
oneline_log_formatter
sonots
|
A ruby logger formatter to output each log in one line forcely |
|
22 |
| 2684 |
fluentd-server
sonots
|
Fluentd config distribution server |
|
22 |
| 2685 |
openid_connect_sample_rp
nov
|
|
|
22 |
| 2686 |
rack-common_logger-fluent
walf443
|
rack middleware for writing access log to fluentd. |
|
22 |
| 2687 |
ruby-station
yhara
|
Install/Distribute Ruby apps by gem |
|
22 |
| 2688 |
Vimpusher
banyan
|
|
|
22 |
| 2689 |
pig-media-server
ssig33
|
|
|
22 |
| 2690 |
coveralls-lcov
okkez
|
lcov support for coveralls.io |
|
22 |
| 2691 |
fluent-plugin-rds-slowlog
kenjiskywalker
|
|
|
22 |
| 2692 |
drunker
wata727
|
Distributed CLI runner on AWS CodeBuild |
|
22 |
| 2693 |
active_decorator-rspec
mizoR
|
|
|
22 |
| 2694 |
fluent-plugin-graphite
studio3104
|
|
|
22 |
| 2695 |
redmine_issues_summary_graph
suer
|
redmine_issues_summary_graph |
|
22 |
| 2696 |
arguments
maca
|
You don't have to wait until Ruby 2.0 to get (named|keyword) arguments. Works with 1.8.6, 1.8.7 a... |
|
22 |
| 2697 |
hanami-serializer
davydovanton
|
Serializer library for hanami applications |
|
22 |
| 2698 |
content-security-policy
p0deje
|
Full-featured Content Security Policy as Rack middleware |
|
22 |
| 2699 |
spree-product-assembly
romul
|
Adds oportunity to make bundle of products |
|
22 |
| 2700 |
formtastic-plus-bootstrap
antage
|
formtastic-plus-bootstrap makes a formtastic form to look like a bootstrap form |
|
22 |
| 2701 |
pivotal_shell
leonid-shevtsov
|
An (unmaintained) command-line client for Pivotal Tracker |
|
22 |
| 2702 |
parascope
akuzko
|
parascope gem for param-based scope generation |
|
22 |
| 2703 |
hi
chrishunt
|
hi, I'm here to debug your HTTP |
|
22 |
| 2704 |
redmine-exception-handler-plugin
edavis10
|
Exception Handler is a Redmine plugin that can be configured to send Exception notification email... |
|
22 |
| 2705 |
empty-redmine-plugin
edavis10
|
This is an empty plugin based on the sample plugin for Redmine. Use it to help create your own c... |
|
22 |
| 2706 |
godhead
mrflip
|
Makes God DRY: God monitoring recipes that separate program-specific, site-specific and task-spec... |
|
22 |
| 2707 |
cry
larrytheliquid
|
A CommonLisp CLOS-like parse tree library for Ruby... read (and write) it and weep. |
|
22 |
| 2708 |
gemstone
z64
|
Template for a modular Discord chat bot using meew0's discordrb |
|
22 |
| 2709 |
gemwhois
jnunemaker
|
Whois for gems, because gem names are like domains in the 90's |
|
22 |
| 2710 |
settings-bundle
jdee
|
Fastlane plugin to update static settings in an iOS settings bundle |
|
22 |
| 2711 |
viva
0x0dea
|
:earth_africa: Viva exposes the virtual variable API to Ruby land. |
|
22 |
| 2712 |
rgviz-rails
asterite
|
Google Visualization API Query Language for Ruby on Rails |
|
21 |
| 2713 |
ruster
inkel
|
Control your Redis Cluster from the command line |
|
21 |
| 2714 |
lookup
radar
|
Lookup for Ruby & Rails api in the terminal |
|
21 |
| 2715 |
socialbeat
xaviershay
|
A proof of concept social crowd beat visualization thing, inspired by Giles Bowkett's RubyFringe talk. |
|
21 |
| 2716 |
upc
yob
|
Small library for recognising and validating UPC numbers |
|
21 |
| 2717 |
underway
jamesmartin
|
Get started with GitHub Apps. Fast. ⚓🚢 |
|
21 |
| 2718 |
rails-prg
tommeier
|
Rails handler for implementing full POST-REDIRECT-GET pattern (even on errors) |
|
21 |
| 2719 |
ios-png-check
eploko
|
A simple utility to check that your @2x iOS PNG assets targeting iPhone 4 are in a good shape |
|
21 |
| 2720 |
web-airplay
antulik
|
WebAirplay is app to send online videos (eg. Youtube,Vimeo) to AppleTV |
|
21 |
| 2721 |
middleman-blog-drafts
fgrehm
|
An addon for middleman-blog that simplifies draft posts creation and publishing. |
|
21 |
| 2722 |
crowdfunding
danielweinmann
|
Rails Engine for crowdfunding apps |
|
21 |
| 2723 |
jah
nofxx
|
Jah calmly watches while god works |
|
21 |
| 2724 |
breshop
mangar
|
Components for payment gateway integration |
|
21 |
| 2725 |
tuiter
webco
|
Yet another Twitter API wrapper library in Ruby |
|
21 |
| 2726 |
roodle_lms
marcric
|
Roodle LMS |
|
21 |
| 2727 |
nifty_services
fidelisrafael
|
The dead simple services object oriented layer for Ruby applications to give robustness and cohes... |
|
21 |
| 2728 |
cpf_validator
sobrinho
|
CPF validation for ActiveModel |
|
21 |
| 2729 |
grape-devise
pluff
|
Devise integration gem for Grape API framework |
|
21 |
| 2730 |
boo_hiss
halorgium
|
heckle the second |
|
21 |
| 2731 |
nn.rb
macournoyer
|
A toy Neural Network in Ruby |
|
21 |
| 2732 |
cacheable
tobi
|
Page caching extension of Shopify |
|
21 |
| 2733 |
capistrano-fanfare
fnichol
|
|
|
21 |
| 2734 |
activerecord-databasevalidations
wvanbergen
|
Add validations to your ActiveRecord models based on your database constraints. |
|
21 |
| 2735 |
presenter-example
kpumuk
|
An example of using presenters and cells in Ruby on Rails application |
|
21 |
| 2736 |
GitHub-Reminders
StephenOTT
|
Get email reminders based on parsed dates in GitHub Issue Comments: Sinatra + GitHub OAuth + Qles... |
|
21 |
| 2737 |
scope_cache_key
cmer
|
Add cache_key functionality to ActiveRecord scopes |
|
21 |
| 2738 |
weather-api
stewart
|
A Ruby wrapper for the Yahoo! Weather XML RSS feed. |
|
21 |
| 2739 |
resque-async-method
nragaz
|
Make Active Record instance methods asynchronous using resque. |
|
21 |
| 2740 |
rails-activestorage-example
huacnlee
|
Rails use Active Storage the right way |
|
21 |
| 2741 |
rails-console-pry
doitian
|
run rails console using rails without adding it to Gemfile |
|
21 |
| 2742 |
weixin
jhjguxin
|
微信公众平台 开放消息接口 |
|
21 |
| 2743 |
pomelo-citrus
minixli
|
A simple clone of pomelo written in Ruby using EventMachine |
|
21 |
| 2744 |
chef-cookbook-libclass-isa-perl
froschi
|
|
|
21 |
| 2745 |
programming_collective_intelligence_in_ruby
halfbyte
|
My take at converting the python code from the O'Reilly book by Toby Segaran to my language of choice |
|
21 |
| 2746 |
neuro
flori
|
Neural Network Extension for Ruby |
|
21 |
| 2747 |
more_math
flori
|
Library that provides more mathematics. |
|
21 |
| 2748 |
mite-rb
yolk
|
The official ruby library for interacting with the RESTful mite.api. |
|
21 |
| 2749 |
mootools-rails
spangenberg
|
Use MooTools with Rails 3 |
|
21 |
| 2750 |
sinatra-fileupload
tbuehlmann
|
A simple Sinatra file upload application |
|
21 |
| 2751 |
rmdialog
seanlilmateus
|
a very early approach to write a QuickDialog wrapper for Rubymotion |
|
21 |
| 2752 |
Escape
seanlilmateus
|
Rubymotion Game developed in SpriteKit for iOS7, Apple's new game and physics engine. based on @S... |
|
21 |
| 2753 |
msgr
jgraichen
|
A Rails-like Messaging Framework. |
|
21 |
| 2754 |
Close-to-the-Sea
s2k
|
A TextMate colour theme |
|
21 |
| 2755 |
i18n_link
iGEL
|
A helper for links in your translations |
|
21 |
| 2756 |
s3db-backup
mmarschall
|
Backup and restore the database of your rails app to amazon S3, encrypting and compressing it on the fly |
|
21 |
| 2757 |
angular-ui-rails
mike-park
|
Rails wrapper for angular-ui library |
|
21 |
| 2758 |
brooklyn
luislavena
|
Brooklyn - Small web tool on top of Rack |
|
21 |
| 2759 |
vagrant-stacks
rchampourlier
|
A repo containing everything needed to start building provisioned Vagrant stacks, ready for packaging |
|
21 |
| 2760 |
mongoid_max_denormalize
maximeg
|
An efficient denormalization extension for Mongoid. |
|
21 |
| 2761 |
picobox
surzycki
|
Sane Docker development environment for humans. |
|
21 |
| 2762 |
crondle
scrooloose
|
A dsl for cron |
|
21 |
| 2763 |
puppet-php
mattheath
|
DEPRECATED see official Boxen fork: |
|
21 |
| 2764 |
Pocho
malditogeek
|
Pocho The Robot eats XMPP |
|
21 |
| 2765 |
jekyll-test
Floppy
|
A highly opinionated test configuration for Jekyll sites |
|
21 |
| 2766 |
sidekiq-datadog
bsm
|
|
|
21 |
| 2767 |
book
chrismdp
|
Simple, easy creation of books using ruby |
|
21 |
| 2768 |
forward-slash
Sinjo
|
An HTTP client with REST literals |
|
21 |
| 2769 |
todoist
namelessjon
|
A gem for interacting with the todoist task manager service (take 2) |
|
21 |
| 2770 |
chef-gelf
jellybob
|
A Chef handler that reports to Graylog2 servers. |
|
21 |
| 2771 |
mirage
lashd
|
A HTTP based mock server written in Ruby |
|
21 |
| 2772 |
ruby_simple_search
mechanicles
|
The simplest way to search the data (ActiveRecord) |
|
21 |
| 2773 |
bsequote
mayanks
|
Download the BSE Stock Quote of a scrip/share from bseindia.com and provide it in a usable hash. ... |
|
21 |
| 2774 |
ruby-string-random
repeatedly
|
StringRandom is Ruby version of String::Random written in Perl |
|
21 |
| 2775 |
glint
kentaro
|
Fires arbitrary server processs for tests |
|
21 |
| 2776 |
comic_walker
eagletmt
|
Client library for ComicWalker |
|
21 |
| 2777 |
done-list
fukayatsu
|
その日やったことをesaにコピペしやすくするツール |
|
21 |
| 2778 |
dockerfile-terraforming
dtan4
|
Docker Image for Terraforming |
|
21 |
| 2779 |
warden-openid
ursm
|
A warden strategy for authenticate with OpenID |
|
21 |
| 2780 |
dinamo
namusyaka
|
DynamoDB ORM for Ruby |
|
21 |
| 2781 |
pixela
sue445
|
Pixela API client for Ruby |
|
21 |
| 2782 |
lambchop
winebarrel
|
It is a tool that invoke AWS Lambda function from the local machine as a normally script. |
|
21 |
| 2783 |
fluent-plugin-mysqlslowquery
yuku
|
Fluent input plugin for MySQL slow query log file. |
|
21 |
| 2784 |
windows-pr
cosmo0920
|
A collection of Windows functions, constants and macros predefined for you for win32-api |
|
21 |
| 2785 |
glitched_string
makimoto
|
Yet another glitched string generator library |
|
21 |
| 2786 |
WaveZutaZuta
Shinpeim
|
waveファイルをずたずたにするためのライブラリです |
|
21 |
| 2787 |
moo.rb
Najaf
|
ruby library for working with the moo.com API |
|
21 |
| 2788 |
cal4w
riseshia
|
Meetup Schedule calendar for WeirdMeetup |
|
21 |
| 2789 |
purple_shoes
ashbb
|
Porting Green Shoes with JRuby and SWT |
|
21 |
| 2790 |
nojs_web
tompng
|
webpage without javascript http://nojs-web.com/ |
|
21 |
| 2791 |
rake_notification
mizoR
|
Notification of status for rake |
|
21 |
| 2792 |
pastehub
kiyoka
|
Cross-platform clipboard (copy and paste) sync tool. |
|
21 |
| 2793 |
joruri-cms
joruri
|
|
|
21 |
| 2794 |
kickstrap_rails
tonic20
|
Just a gem that packages up kickstrap |
|
21 |
| 2795 |
axr
sveredyuk
|
Simple architecture for the better ruby applications |
|
21 |
| 2796 |
nvWikiLink
ttscoff
|
Universal system for creating plain text wiki links to nvALT notes |
|
21 |
| 2797 |
redmine_task_board
edavis10
|
Creates a drag 'n' drop task board of the items in the current version and their status |
|
21 |
| 2798 |
redmine-system-notification-plugin
edavis10
|
|
|
21 |
| 2799 |
redmine_story_decomposition
edavis10
|
Creates a UI for decomposing stories into tasks. Also makes sure tasks move with their stories wh... |
|
21 |
| 2800 |
rotten_apple
claudijd
|
A tool for testing continuous integration (CI) or continuous delivery (CD) system security |
|
21 |
| 2801 |
inventory
banker
|
Inventory Management Sketches for MongoDB |
|
21 |
| 2802 |
addressabler
flipsasser
|
Addressabler extends the Addressable::URI class to provide information about, and manipulation of... |
|
21 |
| 2803 |
echelon
lloydpick
|
RubyGem to provide access to theme park queue times |
|
21 |
| 2804 |
tableau
bousquet
|
Open source photo gallery in Rails |
|
21 |
| 2805 |
tracker-ical
nielsm
|
Pivotal Tracker iterations and releases output as an iCalendar feed |
|
21 |
| 2806 |
motion-blow
derailed
|
High-fiber formula for your RubyMotion screen dumps! |
|
21 |
| 2807 |
Venganzas-del-Pasado
jschwindt
|
Sitio Venganzas del Pasado en Rails |
|
20 |
| 2808 |
FactorioMods
Zequez
|
The web app behind FactorioMods.com |
|
20 |
| 2809 |
newjs
drnic
|
newjs - create new JavaScript libraries |
|
20 |
| 2810 |
classifier
xaviershay
|
Classifier is a general module to allow Bayesian and other types of classifications. |
|
20 |
| 2811 |
pdf-wrapper
yob
|
A unicode aware PDF writing library that uses the ruby bindings to various c libraries ( like cai... |
|
20 |
| 2812 |
hamstache
glenngillen
|
Combine Mustache logic-less templates with Haml |
|
20 |
| 2813 |
digestion
spohlenz
|
Fine-grained digest controls for the Rails 3.1 asset pipeline. |
|
20 |
| 2814 |
pin_up
dNitza
|
A Ruby wrapper for the pin-payments (pin.net.au) API |
|
20 |
| 2815 |
rppr
MarcosX
|
Exemplos de código do livro Refatorando com Padrões de Projeto, um Guia em Ruby |
|
20 |
| 2816 |
gemhub
dcrec1
|
Simple gem creation |
|
20 |
| 2817 |
navigation_tags
derencius
|
Radiant Extension - navigation_tags |
|
20 |
| 2818 |
Yogurt
badosu
|
Bootstrap for minimal ruby web applications |
|
20 |
| 2819 |
freeswitch-cookbook
benlangfeld
|
Chef cookbook to install FreeSWITCH |
|
20 |
| 2820 |
git-hooks
stupied4ever
|
Some usefull ruby git hooks. |
|
20 |
| 2821 |
pushwoosh
pedroandrade
|
This a simple wrapper to pushwoosh remote API |
|
20 |
| 2822 |
api-proxy
tobi
|
HTTP Remote call accelerator proxy for Shopify |
|
20 |
| 2823 |
pacer-neo4j
pangloss
|
Neo4J adapter for Pacer |
|
20 |
| 2824 |
cliaws
francois
|
A command-line client for Amazon Web Services |
|
20 |
| 2825 |
view_inspect
redgetan
|
DOM source location finder for Rails |
|
20 |
| 2826 |
triggerify
christianblais
|
When X, if Y, do Z - Powerful event pipeline for your Shopify store |
|
20 |
| 2827 |
teamspeak-ruby
matthin
|
Ruby interface for TeamSpeak 3's server query api. |
|
20 |
| 2828 |
twi_meido
rainux
|
TwiMeido is a Twitter client for XMPP clients, e.g. Google Talk. TwiMeido use Twitter Streaming A... |
|
20 |
| 2829 |
capistrano-hostmenu
qhwa
|
choose your servers to deploy via a pretty text menu |
|
20 |
| 2830 |
bing_dictionary
lingceng
|
Bing comand line dictionary |
|
20 |
| 2831 |
bace
caryl
|
It's a RBAC(Role Based Access Control) example based meta-data |
|
20 |
| 2832 |
cap-ext-webistrano
roidrage
|
A simple bridge so you can use Webistrano but still use the cap command. |
|
20 |
| 2833 |
docker_registry_cli
EugenMayer
|
This cli-tool lets you query your private docker registry for different things, or delete those |
|
20 |
| 2834 |
exogenesis
moonglum
|
Build your dotfile installer, updater and teardown |
|
20 |
| 2835 |
i18n_tools
tkadauke
|
Very simple rake tasks for finding missing and unused translations in Rails applications using th... |
|
20 |
| 2836 |
motion-i18n
tkadauke
|
Wrapper for translations in RubyMotion |
|
20 |
| 2837 |
healthyr
elvio
|
Healthyr is a Ruby on Rails performance monitor. |
|
20 |
| 2838 |
bitcoin-ruby-wallet
mhanne
|
simple wallet based on bitcoin-ruby, bitcoin-ruby-blockchain and bitcoin-ruby-node |
|
20 |
| 2839 |
constantrecord
cpetschnig
|
A tiny ActiveRecord substitute for small, never changing database tables |
|
20 |
| 2840 |
redmine_ical
thegcat
|
Redmine Ical aims to provide an ical/ics feed or export of issues and versions to be imported int... |
|
20 |
| 2841 |
vimmate
niklas
|
graphical add-on to Vim with IDE-like features |
|
20 |
| 2842 |
vagrant-typo3neos
tlayh
|
Vagrant setup for neos |
|
20 |
| 2843 |
spam_email
phillipp
|
|
|
20 |
| 2844 |
injectable
durran
|
Extremely Simple Dependency Injection for Ruby Objects. |
|
20 |
| 2845 |
freeswitch-cookbook
benlangfeld
|
Chef cookbook to install FreeSWITCH |
|
20 |
| 2846 |
angular-rails-example
ssaunier
|
Rails + Angular + Karma with Sprockets (bower / grunt not needed) |
|
20 |
| 2847 |
magic
thbar
|
IronRuby sugar for WPF, Silverlight and Windows Forms. |
|
20 |
| 2848 |
web_motion
tibastral
|
WebMotion : the RubyMotion gem to handle Js Simple Calls from a Web View. |
|
20 |
| 2849 |
OnlineMemory
edas
|
How to manage twitter archive |
|
20 |
| 2850 |
rspec-preloader
victormours
|
Start Rspec instantly |
|
20 |
| 2851 |
haze
madx
|
A minimalistic blogging engine, the successor of Honk |
|
20 |
| 2852 |
ripple
ciconia
|
Lilypond music preprocessor |
|
20 |
| 2853 |
ruby-supervisor
schmurfy
|
Ruby interface to the XML-RPC interface of supervisord |
|
20 |
| 2854 |
zenpush
nfo
|
Push your markdown files to your Zendesk knowledge base |
|
20 |
| 2855 |
capybara-bootstrap-datepicker
akarzim
|
Helper for triggering date input for bootstrap-datepicker javascript library |
|
20 |
| 2856 |
Shiori
ainame
|
Shiori is a github viewer in iPad. This manage your bookmarks(it is called shiori in Japanese) . |
|
20 |
| 2857 |
urbanscraper
nickcharlton
|
An API for Urban Dictionary. |
|
20 |
| 2858 |
nebrija
javierhonduco
|
A simple Ruby wrapper for the official Spanish dictionary (RAE) |
|
20 |
| 2859 |
gamertag
barisbalic
|
A gem for retrieving Xbox Live Gamertag information from the XboxLeaders API. |
|
20 |
| 2860 |
milkshake
daz4126
|
A Basic CMS built using Sinatra |
|
20 |
| 2861 |
amex
timrogers
|
A library for accessing data on an American Express account |
|
20 |
| 2862 |
whooms
timwaters
|
a simple and small WMS server, using sinatra and ruby mapscript, for people to upload their own g... |
|
20 |
| 2863 |
samtools-ruby
homonecloco
|
Binder of samtools for ruby, on the top of FFI. |
|
20 |
| 2864 |
sense-client
fredkelly
|
Quick and dirty Ruby client for the Hello Sense sleep tracker. Based on http://jeffhuang.com/extr... |
|
20 |
| 2865 |
resque-scheduler-web
mattgibson
|
Tabs in the Resque Web gem for the Resque Scheduler plugin. |
|
20 |
| 2866 |
jekyll-version-plugin
rob-murray
|
A Liquid tag plugin for Jekyll that renders a version identifier for your Jekyll site, sourced fr... |
|
20 |
| 2867 |
javascript_auto_include
kernow
|
This project is no longer maintained: A Rails plugin to automatically include javascript files |
|
20 |
| 2868 |
phpbb-auth
mattfawcett
|
A rails plugin/gem to allow you to use an existing PHPBB installation for users/athentication |
|
20 |
| 2869 |
erp
mindaslab
|
An very small ERP solution for small businesses. Uses Rails 4.1. |
|
20 |
| 2870 |
gemgrapher
sivsushruth
|
CLI tool to generate gem dependency graph from your gemfile |
|
20 |
| 2871 |
fayeserver
Hareramrai
|
|
|
20 |
| 2872 |
rspec_on_rails_nested_scaffold
jeremyf
|
A nested scaffold generator for rSpec and rails |
|
20 |
| 2873 |
arel_ruby
amatsuda
|
ARel Ruby visitor |
|
20 |
| 2874 |
activerecord-refinements
amatsuda
|
ActiveRecord + Ruby 2.0 refinements |
|
20 |
| 2875 |
hocho
sorah
|
Hocho: an itamae wrapper |
|
20 |
| 2876 |
capistrano-virtualenv
yyuu
|
a capistrano recipe to deploy python apps with virtualenv. |
|
20 |
| 2877 |
activerecord-sharding
hirocaster
|
Database sharding library for ActiveRecord |
|
20 |
| 2878 |
nario
authorNari
|
SUPER NARIO GC |
|
20 |
| 2879 |
airship
namusyaka
|
Airship is the Sinatra/Padrino extension. |
|
20 |
| 2880 |
google_holiday_calendar
sue445
|
Get holidays via Google Calendar. |
|
20 |
| 2881 |
api-server-standard
gunyarakun
|
RESTful API server written in some programming languages. |
|
20 |
| 2882 |
mruby-meta-circular
miura1729
|
mruby by mruby |
|
20 |
| 2883 |
colorable
melborne
|
A simple color handler which provide a conversion between colorname, RGB, HSB and HEX |
|
20 |
| 2884 |
collecta-xmpp
zh
|
Ruby library for easy working with the Collecta XMPP API |
|
20 |
| 2885 |
omniauth-scaffold
shu0115
|
Scaffold for OmniAuth |
|
20 |
| 2886 |
nem-ruby
44uk
|
Ruby gem for communicating with nem network through the NIS API. |
|
20 |
| 2887 |
redmine_bugcloud
maedana
|
This is a plugin for Redmine. The view that displays the ticket like the tag cloud is added. |
|
20 |
| 2888 |
rails5-boilerplate
takp
|
🔨 Rails 5 Quick Starter App with Docker |
|
20 |
| 2889 |
hardsub-ted
cuzic
|
hardsub TED's best rated video with English subtitle and Japanese subtitle. |
|
20 |
| 2890 |
GemsAssetsWebpackBridge
the-teacher
|
It helps to build a bridge from ruby gems' assets to Webpack |
|
20 |
| 2891 |
rails-like-app
IvanShamatov
|
|
|
20 |
| 2892 |
daemonizer
glebpom
|
Daemonizer allows you to easily create custom daemons on ruby. Supporting preforked models. |
|
20 |
| 2893 |
st_rails_example
le0pard
|
Demo app for shared templates in rails 3 |
|
20 |
| 2894 |
object_enumerate
zverok
|
Object#enumerate Ruby core proposal demo |
|
20 |
| 2895 |
redmine_my_effort
duhast
|
Allows to start/stop timers for time spent on an issue from a separate tab |
|
20 |
| 2896 |
chef-sentry-handler
coderanger
|
|
|
20 |
| 2897 |
heroku-ssh
fabiokung
|
heroku cli plugin to ssh into dynos |
|
20 |
| 2898 |
redmine_mobile
edavis10
|
Redmine plugin to provide simpler views for mobile users |
|
20 |
| 2899 |
rubysms
adammck
|
Build SMS applications with Ruby |
|
20 |
| 2900 |
siriproxy-ipcam
elvisimprsntr
|
SiriProxy plugin to push IP camera images to Siri |
|
20 |
| 2901 |
Rocky
trustthevote
|
Online voter registration assistant |
|
20 |
| 2902 |
opee
ohler55
|
object-based parallel evaluation environment |
|
20 |
| 2903 |
rspec_on_rails_nested_scaffold
jeremyf
|
A nested scaffold generator for rSpec and rails |
|
20 |
| 2904 |
MacVault
dcparker
|
A git-based set-and-forget backup utility for OSX. |
|
20 |
| 2905 |
parallel_minion
reidmorrison
|
Pragmatic approach to parallel and asynchronous processing in Ruby |
|
20 |
| 2906 |
cacheable_attr
RyanScottLewis
|
Allow any Ruby object's attributes to be cacheable |
|
20 |
| 2907 |
radspberry
dfl
|
real-time audio dsp library for ruby based on ffi-portaudio |
|
20 |
| 2908 |
mv-postgresql
vprokopchuk256
|
Postgresql constraints in migrations similiar to ActiveRecord validations |
|
20 |
| 2909 |
googlebase
jnunemaker
|
[DEAD] Google Base Auth Class is a base for authenticating to google and making requests to googl... |
|
20 |
| 2910 |
wand
jnunemaker
|
Mime-Type gem with fallback to unix file command. You most likely don't need this gem. |
|
20 |
| 2911 |
squirm
norman
|
A library that simplifies working with Postgres stored procedures. |
|
19 |
| 2912 |
surveyor-2
radar
|
Culture Amp Junior Engineering Program - 2018 Coding Test |
|
19 |
| 2913 |
fast_stack
SamSaffron
|
|
|
19 |
| 2914 |
airplane-game-in-rubymotion
MadRabbit
|
An iOS game example built with rubymotion and spritekit |
|
19 |
| 2915 |
capistrano-mycorp
timriley
|
Example gem of capistrano recipes |
|
19 |
| 2916 |
annoyances-cookbook
mattray
|
Chef cookbooks to deal with minor annoyances for various operating systems. |
|
19 |
| 2917 |
spectre-scan
tresacton
|
HackRF / RTLSDR Spectrum Scanning Interface (WIP) |
|
19 |
| 2918 |
zip-zip
orien
|
In Gem hell migrating to RubyZip v1.0.0? Include zip-zip in your Gemfile and everything's coming... |
|
19 |
| 2919 |
poto
jamesmoriarty
|
multi cloud storage to image gallery + image proxy + file api - 350 LOC. |
|
19 |
| 2920 |
rain
cradle
|
Ruby Artificial Intelligence Network - A cool acronym and my experiments in neural networks, gene... |
|
19 |
| 2921 |
tv-renamer
bjeanes
|
Ruby script to rename downloaded TV Shows to custom format. Like @dbr/tvdb_api/tvnamer.py but usi... |
|
19 |
| 2922 |
chef-glassfish
realityforge
|
A cookbook for managing GlassFish |
|
19 |
| 2923 |
activesms
nofxx
|
ActiveSMS Gem fork with more gateways and email option. |
|
19 |
| 2924 |
rack-multipart_related
lucasfais
|
It's a rack middleware to parse multipart/related requests and rebuild a simple/merged parameters hash. |
|
19 |
| 2925 |
sickbay
IgorMarques
|
Get the HTTP status of a bunch of URLs in a single JSON response. Ideal for monitoring a lot of s... |
|
19 |
| 2926 |
campagne
alobato
|
A simple Rails 3 engine gem to manage and send newsletters and email marketing campaigns. |
|
19 |
| 2927 |
heredoc_unindent
adrianomitre
|
Removes leading whitespace from Ruby heredocs, i.e., removes leading whitespace from each line of... |
|
19 |
| 2928 |
omniauth-dropbox-oauth2
bamorim
|
Dropbox OAuth2 strategy for OmniAuth 1.x |
|
19 |
| 2929 |
github_cloner
nashby
|
With github_cloner you have an easy way to clone all your projects from github |
|
19 |
| 2930 |
recognizer
portertech
|
A Graphite Carbon impostor, sending metrics to Librato Metrics. |
|
19 |
| 2931 |
actioncable-chat-example
nithinbekal
|
A simple chat app using Rails and ActionCable |
|
19 |
| 2932 |
rails-assets-cdn
cmer
|
CDN support for Rails asset pipeline made easy |
|
19 |
| 2933 |
quicken_parser
francois
|
A quick'n'dirty parser for the Quicken QFX format |
|
19 |
| 2934 |
minecraft
basicxman
|
Minecraft server wrapper and deployment. |
|
19 |
| 2935 |
has_foreign_language
factore
|
Easy database internationalization plugin for Ruby on Rails |
|
19 |
| 2936 |
Photo-Wall
blakehilscher
|
Photo Wall |
|
19 |
| 2937 |
time_will_tell
mbillard
|
Specialized conversions of dates and times to strings. |
|
19 |
| 2938 |
portal
sbwoodside
|
A simple home page / portal as a feed aggregator news-stream type thing. |
|
19 |
| 2939 |
ipparse
jinzhu
|
IP Parse,Parse IP |
|
19 |
| 2940 |
contactlist-client
flyerhzm
|
The contactlist-client gem is a ruby client to contactlist service which retrieves contact list o... |
|
19 |
| 2941 |
markascend
luikore
|
Markdown-like but less syntax elements, with TeX-like macros and Slim-style indented blocks |
|
19 |
| 2942 |
ruby_command_line_sample
allenwei
|
|
|
19 |
| 2943 |
upyun-paperclip
frankel
|
Upyun storage engine for paperclip |
|
19 |
| 2944 |
space
svenfuchs
|
multi-repository monitoring and shell helper tool to ease development across multiple dependent r... |
|
19 |
| 2945 |
dm-rspec
greyblake
|
RSpec matchers for DataMapper |
|
19 |
| 2946 |
wlapi
arbox
|
Ruby based API for the project Wortschatz Leipzig. |
|
19 |
| 2947 |
rrbayes
hungryblank
|
ruby bayes naive classifier implementation that uses Redis as backend |
|
19 |
| 2948 |
rucksack
yolk
|
rucksack is a Rails plug-in to pack and compress CSS- and JavaScript-files with the YUI Compresso... |
|
19 |
| 2949 |
authexample-ror-tutorial
lucatironi
|
AuthExample Ruby on Rails Application created for the tutorial |
|
19 |
| 2950 |
Emojisaic
lilkraftwerk
|
convert emojis into emoji mosaics. also works for gifs. |
|
19 |
| 2951 |
CrystalScad
jglauche
|
(deprecated) Produce OpenSCAD code in Ruby |
|
19 |
| 2952 |
Sentiment-Analysis-Play-Store-Reviews
rohsin02
|
Sentiment Analyser: Sentiment Analysis of user feedback in Play Store to improve app quality! |
|
19 |
| 2953 |
mcollective-docker-agent
aschmidt75
|
An MCollective Agent for the Docker API. |
|
19 |
| 2954 |
ruby-mirror
leh
|
A ruby library for reading rfid tags with violets mir:ror |
|
19 |
| 2955 |
travis-custom-deploy
jens-na
|
Deploy static files with Travis to your own server |
|
19 |
| 2956 |
carpet
mmarschall
|
Weave your infrastructure with capistrano |
|
19 |
| 2957 |
couchmotion
jannishuebl
|
A gem for integration couchbase-lite-android and couchbase-lite-ios into a RubyMotion application |
|
19 |
| 2958 |
redmine_preview_office
HugoHasenbein
|
Plugin for Redmine. Preview Microsoft Office Documents in Redmine's preview pane |
|
19 |
| 2959 |
omniauth-dropbox-oauth2
bamorim
|
Dropbox OAuth2 strategy for OmniAuth 1.x |
|
19 |
| 2960 |
campagne
alobato
|
A simple Rails 3 engine gem to manage and send newsletters and email marketing campaigns. |
|
19 |
| 2961 |
heroku-buildpack-submodules
dmathieu
|
Install submodules when deploying through the Heroku API (eg, with GitHub Sync) |
|
19 |
| 2962 |
kiba-common
thbar
|
Commonly used components for Kiba ETL |
|
19 |
| 2963 |
syncftp
glejeune
|
Sync via FTP, only modified files |
|
19 |
| 2964 |
Mdown
RobertAudi
|
Preview markdown files in your default browser |
|
19 |
| 2965 |
storexplore
philou
|
Transform online stores into APIs ! |
|
19 |
| 2966 |
gandi
veilleperso
|
Ruby wrapper around gandi api v2 |
|
19 |
| 2967 |
shared-mime-info
hanklords
|
Library to guess the MIME type of a file with both filename lookup and magic file detection |
|
19 |
| 2968 |
capistrano-foreman
surzycki
|
Foreman support for Capistrano 3.x |
|
19 |
| 2969 |
railsperf
kirs
|
The early days of Rubybench |
|
19 |
| 2970 |
redisrecord
malditogeek
|
A "virtual" ORM on top of Redis. |
|
19 |
| 2971 |
rails-static-router
eliotsykes
|
Enjoy static routes in your Rails config/routes.rb |
|
19 |
| 2972 |
unixdaemon-mcollective-plugins
deanwilson
|
MCollective Plugins |
|
19 |
| 2973 |
heroku-healthcheck
neilmiddleton
|
|
|
19 |
| 2974 |
wac
ianwhite
|
Wolfram|Alpha client |
|
19 |
| 2975 |
git-heroes
mezis
|
A leaderboard for your Github organisation |
|
19 |
| 2976 |
ec2dream
neillturner
|
Build and Manage Cloud Servers - Agile DevOps for the Cloud |
|
19 |
| 2977 |
kitchen-ssh
neillturner
|
ssh and ssh_gzip driver for test-kitchen for any running server with an ip address |
|
19 |
| 2978 |
ansible_repo
neillturner
|
ansible_repo for testing ansible using test kitchen |
|
19 |
| 2979 |
musicbrainz_automatcher
metade
|
musicbrainz_automatcher matches artists/tracks names to MusicBrainz intelligently |
|
19 |
| 2980 |
ruby_videos
andypike
|
A curated listing of quality videos about or related to the Ruby programming language. |
|
19 |
| 2981 |
sinatra-example
jellybob
|
A basic Sinatra project, with Cucumber and RSpec |
|
19 |
| 2982 |
gnuplot-tmbundle
mattfoster
|
A Gnuplot Bundle for textmate, with support for online help and plenty of useful snippets and commands. |
|
19 |
| 2983 |
harken
knaveofdiamonds
|
[ABANDONED] DSL for describing xmpp bot actions |
|
19 |
| 2984 |
yql
nas
|
Ruby Wrapper for Yahoo Query Language |
|
19 |
| 2985 |
litmus
mattfawcett
|
A simple wrapper around the Litmus customer API |
|
19 |
| 2986 |
retort
mcmorgan
|
An rTorrent xmlrpc wrapper written in ruby |
|
19 |
| 2987 |
Sprintly-for-Alfred
samrayner
|
An Alfred 2 Workflow for managing Sprint.ly products |
|
19 |
| 2988 |
typed_serialize
jqr
|
Typed serialize makes sure your serialized attribute is always the specified type. |
|
19 |
| 2989 |
jekyll-plugins
christianhellsten
|
A set of Jekyll plugins |
|
19 |
| 2990 |
scheman-rails
r7kamura
|
Rails plugin for Scheman. |
|
19 |
| 2991 |
octorelease
mizzy
|
|
|
19 |
| 2992 |
chef-plenv
kentaro
|
|
|
19 |
| 2993 |
square
nov
|
Square API Client |
|
19 |
| 2994 |
activitystreams
nov
|
RubyGem for ActivityStreams Publishers |
|
19 |
| 2995 |
homebrew-nlp
uetchy
|
🍺 a Homebrew keg that specialized in Natural Language Processing. |
|
19 |
| 2996 |
uninclude
rosylilly
|
Implement Module#uninclude and Object#unextend |
|
19 |
| 2997 |
git-daily
koichiro
|
git-daily is a tool which helps you to do daily workflow easier on Git. for ruby version. |
|
19 |
| 2998 |
comets
Sixeight
|
Comets is a simple chat application using comet. Run as standalone, you don"t need special comet server. |
|
19 |
| 2999 |
bcdice-api
ysakasin
|
BCDiceを提供するWebAPIサーバー |
|
19 |
| 3000 |
db_supplier
ryopeko
|
|
|
19 |
| 3001 |
weechat-url-hinter
tkengo
|
Url hinter is weechat plugin that opens url in browser without touching mouse |
|
19 |
| 3002 |
fluent-plugin-munin
y-ken
|
Fluentd Input plugin to fetch munin-node metrics data with custom intervals. |
|
19 |
| 3003 |
instagram-clone
truongnmt
|
Source code for my course: How to build Instagram using Ruby on Rails https://www.udemy.com/cours... |
|
19 |
| 3004 |
nis-ruby
44uk
|
Ruby client library for the NEM Infrastructure Server API |
|
19 |
| 3005 |
trigram
milk1000cc
|
Compute the similarity of two strings based on the trigram (n-gram) method |
|
19 |
| 3006 |
rcredstash
adorechic
|
|
|
19 |
| 3007 |
gettext_activerecord
mutoh
|
ActiveRecord(>2.2) localization using Ruby-GetText-Package |
|
19 |
| 3008 |
motion-template-spritekit
meganemura
|
SpriteKit project templates for RubyMotion (iOS/OSX/tvOS) |
|
19 |
| 3009 |
swfmill_ruby
tmtysk
|
utility-classes to use Swfmill(http://swfmill.org) via Ruby. |
|
19 |
| 3010 |
ansible_tools
volanja
|
ansible_tools |
|
19 |
| 3011 |
action_mailer_cache_delivery
p0deje
|
Cache delivery method for ActionMailer |
|
19 |
| 3012 |
hotcell
pyromaniac
|
Hotcell is sandboxed template language for ruby |
|
19 |
| 3013 |
guarded_preprocessors
kugaevsky
|
Simple bundle to mock up web frontends with HAML/Coffee/Sass/Less. Autocompiles your files on eve... |
|
19 |
| 3014 |
webmoney_acceptor
dekart
|
Controller & view extension to ease WebMoney payment processing |
|
19 |
| 3015 |
furi
bogdan
|
URL parsing gem that makes any operation to take only 1 line of code |
|
19 |
| 3016 |
loginza
galetahub
|
OpenID 2.0 provider |
|
19 |
| 3017 |
rails-vue-components-example
dmk
|
Ruby on Rails with vue.js single-file components example. |
|
19 |
| 3018 |
jsonrpc-client
fxposter
|
Simple JSON-RPC 2.0 client implementation |
|
19 |
| 3019 |
cow
avdi
|
|
|
19 |
| 3020 |
hookr
avdi
|
A publish/subscribe callback hook facility for Ruby. |
|
19 |
| 3021 |
howzit
ttscoff
|
|
|
19 |
| 3022 |
signal_lamp
JEG2
|
A simple tool for decoupling Ruby object systems. |
|
19 |
| 3023 |
typed_serialize
jqr
|
Typed serialize makes sure your serialized attribute is always the specified type. |
|
19 |
| 3024 |
auther
bkuhlmann
|
Enhances Rails with multi-account, form-based, database-less, application-wide authentication. |
|
19 |
| 3025 |
twilio-in-ten-minutes
kyleburton
|
Create and deploy a Twilio Interactive Voice Prompt System with Ruby, Rails and Heroku in Ten minutes. |
|
19 |
| 3026 |
gem2arch
anatol
|
Create PKGBUILD from Ruby Gem Package |
|
19 |
| 3027 |
brassbound-dci
jvoegele
|
Simple but strict DCI framework for Ruby |
|
19 |
| 3028 |
loudmouth
pglombardo
|
A Ruby gem that provides comments for one or many models. |
|
19 |
| 3029 |
email_veracity_checker
pash
|
Checks if email really exists |
|
19 |
| 3030 |
s3stream
kindkid
|
Stream files on S3 to stdout or from stdin |
|
19 |
| 3031 |
openthermo
science
|
Thermostat project ruby client |
|
19 |
| 3032 |
defect-density-heatmap
bcarlso
|
Tool for generating tag clouds on your codebase in order to determine churn. |
|
19 |
| 3033 |
has_image
norman
|
A lightweight and hackable library for attaching images to ActiveRecord models. |
|
18 |
| 3034 |
collage
djanowski
|
Rack middleware that packages your JS into a single file. |
|
18 |
| 3035 |
freeling-analyzer-ruby
munshkr
|
Ruby wrapper for FreeLing's analyzer tool |
|
18 |
| 3036 |
rubycocoa-tmbundle
drnic
|
TextMate bundle for RubyCocoa |
|
18 |
| 3037 |
Showoff.tmbundle
drnic
|
TextMate bundle for the Showoff presentation tool |
|
18 |
| 3038 |
hobo-tmbundle
drnic
|
TextMate bundle for Hobo |
|
18 |
| 3039 |
tweet-tail
drnic
|
Get the latest search results streaming to your console |
|
18 |
| 3040 |
ruby-saml-idp-rails3-example
drnic
|
|
|
18 |
| 3041 |
postie
benschwarz
|
A Sinatra based Rack middleware that provides Australian postcode information via JSON |
|
18 |
| 3042 |
kamel
xaviershay
|
Create KML files for tasty overlays on google earth and google maps |
|
18 |
| 3043 |
contact
mikel
|
Rails based newsletter and mail server |
|
18 |
| 3044 |
flickr-portfolio
timriley
|
A photoblog engine that uses flickr as the photo source. #crc |
|
18 |
| 3045 |
lumberjack
ryan-allen
|
Lumberjacks cut down trees. This lumberjack builds them (it's a generic DSL for constructing obje... |
|
18 |
| 3046 |
appjour
lachie
|
Publish your web app in the ether using Bonjour. |
|
18 |
| 3047 |
starjour
lachie
|
Watches the ether for the handy *jour scripts. |
|
18 |
| 3048 |
zeroconf
lachie
|
Cross-platform zeroconf (aka bonjour™) library. |
|
18 |
| 3049 |
date_time_text_field_helpers
adzap
|
Rails form helpers for dates and times to be entered in text input fields rather than using the s... |
|
18 |
| 3050 |
pleasepet
ineffyble
|
Pet cute pets online! |
|
18 |
| 3051 |
Redmine-Touch
noma4i
|
Redmine plugin to add missing function of "Last updated by" |
|
18 |
| 3052 |
bora
ampedandwired
|
A Ruby command line tool and rake tasks for working with cloudformation stacks and cfndsl |
|
18 |
| 3053 |
active_interaction-extras
antulik
|
Useful extensions for active_interaction gem |
|
18 |
| 3054 |
rails-route-checker
daveallie
|
A linting tool for your Rails routes |
|
18 |
| 3055 |
cpf_utils
jacksonpires
|
CpfUtils é uma suite de funcionalidades para CPF. |
|
18 |
| 3056 |
intweet
fcoury
|
Twitter. Keywords. Alerts. |
|
18 |
| 3057 |
The-Nurse
IgorMarques
|
Alert whoever you want when your apps are in a bad shape. |
|
18 |
| 3058 |
left_join
nerde
|
LEFT JOIN with ActiveRecord |
|
18 |
| 3059 |
xliffer
fotanus
|
A XLIFF parser gem |
|
18 |
| 3060 |
fibaas
reu
|
Fibonacci HTTP server performance comparison |
|
18 |
| 3061 |
calculus
avsej
|
A ruby parser for TeX equations |
|
18 |
| 3062 |
tamplier
maksar
|
Tamplier gem provides ability to manage .yml.sample config files in your ruby projects. |
|
18 |
| 3063 |
clouddns
jhawthorn
|
:cloud: A ruby DSL for managing DNS |
|
18 |
| 3064 |
tag-along
leighhalliday
|
Real-time geo tracking using Rails, ActionCable, React, MobX, and MapBox |
|
18 |
| 3065 |
encrypt_data_bag
portertech
|
CLI tool for encrypting Chef data bag items. |
|
18 |
| 3066 |
throttling
kpumuk
|
Easy actions throttling for Ruby applications |
|
18 |
| 3067 |
m4dbi
Pistos
|
M4DBI is a Ruby library that provides ORM modelling to the RDBI library. |
|
18 |
| 3068 |
Mathetes
Pistos
|
Source code for Mathetes on Freenode |
|
18 |
| 3069 |
bcm2835
joshnuss
|
Ruby bindings for libbcm2835 |
|
18 |
| 3070 |
spree-html-email
joshnuss
|
HTML Formatted emails for spree |
|
18 |
| 3071 |
consul-cookbook
darron
|
Chef cookbook to install Hashicorp's Consul on Ubuntu 12.04LTS and 14.04LTS. |
|
18 |
| 3072 |
sendyr
cmer
|
A Ruby interface for the wonderful e-mail newsletter application Sendy |
|
18 |
| 3073 |
isometric-github-profile
moechaieb
|
Your GitHub contributions calendar in isometric 3D |
|
18 |
| 3074 |
azurebot
mseymour
|
A Ruby and Cinch-based IRC bot mainly used on #shakesoda @ irc.freenode.net, using Cinch >~2.* |
|
18 |
| 3075 |
activehook
nsweeting
|
Fast and simple webhook delivery microservice for Ruby. |
|
18 |
| 3076 |
grumblr
themactep
|
Tumblr companion for GTK-enabled desktops |
|
18 |
| 3077 |
arcserver.rb
colincasey
|
Library for accessing ESRI ArcServer REST and SOAP APIs. |
|
18 |
| 3078 |
GPUImage-RubyMotion-Example
ericdagenais
|
A GPUImage RubyMotion iOS Example |
|
18 |
| 3079 |
jasl_tenpay
jasl
|
An unofficial simple tenpay gem |
|
18 |
| 3080 |
aliyun
Lax
|
Aliyun SDK for ruby developers. |
|
18 |
| 3081 |
yibu.io
jjyr
|
A simple and elegant forum, inspired from Reddit. https://yibuio.herokuapp.com/ |
|
18 |
| 3082 |
sinatra_debugger_example
hlee
|
Best Practice: How to debug sinatra with debugger and pry |
|
18 |
| 3083 |
mina-nginx
hbin
|
Mina tasks for handle with Nginx. |
|
18 |
| 3084 |
confirmation_code
seaify
|
ruby对接打码平台，识别验证码 |
|
18 |
| 3085 |
ipool
seaify
|
提供公开代理ip的抓取，以及代理的后台api，以及代理管理页面 |
|
18 |
| 3086 |
baidu_ocr
Freeza91
|
百度OCR文字识别API For Ruby Gems |
|
18 |
| 3087 |
TaoBaoApi
wikimo
|
|
|
18 |
| 3088 |
ruby.fundamental
fanjieqi
|
Ruby编程基础(翻译未完)，主要是Ruby示例、其他引用，内容包括了线程、固定规则、设计模式，数据结构、算法。翻译自https://github.com/khusnetdinov/ruby.f... |
|
18 |
| 3089 |
chef-cookbook-libswitch-perl
froschi
|
|
|
18 |
| 3090 |
jooi
thyrlian
|
Convert the results of Infer (static analyzer by Facebook) to JUnit format results. |
|
18 |
| 3091 |
tins
flori
|
This Is Not Spruz |
|
18 |
| 3092 |
arangodb-odm
okiess
|
Simple Ruby client (ODM) for ArangoDB (unmaintained) |
|
18 |
| 3093 |
tweetlr
5v3n
|
tweetlr crawls twitter for a given term, extracts photos out of the collected tweets' short urls ... |
|
18 |
| 3094 |
Style-Scanner
jackkinsella
|
Scan your text for possible style problems such as passive tense, duplicated words and clichés. |
|
18 |
| 3095 |
capwatch
bugaiov
|
💸 Your Cryptoportfolio. Live. |
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18 |
| 3096 |
sinatra-sse
radiospiel
|
Sinatra support for server sent events |
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18 |
| 3097 |
redmine_checkout
meineerde
|
|
|
18 |
| 3098 |
shutup
lorenzosinisi
|
Kill the Rails process running in the current folder. Solves 'A server is already running' problem. |
|
18 |
| 3099 |
chef-lxc
niklas
|
cookbook to manage and create linux containers with chef |
|
18 |
| 3100 |
redmine_embedded_video
cforce
|
Embedd Flash and Youtube videos into redmine |
|
18 |
| 3101 |
spree-email-to-friend
calas
|
Spree extension to send product recommendations to friends |
|
18 |
| 3102 |
graph_attack
sunny
|
Ruby GraphQL analyser for blocking & throttling calls by IP |
|
18 |
| 3103 |
ruby-leap-motion-ws
glejeune
|
Ruby interface to the Leap Motion Controller (via WebSocket) |
|
18 |
| 3104 |
bioruby-pipengine
fstrozzi
|
An ultra light YAML-based pipeline execution engine |
|
18 |
| 3105 |
dav4rack_ext
schmurfy
|
CarDAV/CalDAV extensions for dav4rack |
|
18 |
| 3106 |
angular_csrf
nakhli
|
Extends Rails CSRF protection to play nicely with AngularJS |
|
18 |
| 3107 |
rails-secrets
pixeltrix
|
Rails 4.1 config/secrets.yml for Rails 4.0 |
|
18 |
| 3108 |
quo_vadis
airblade
|
[Deprecated - use thoughtbot/clearance] Simple username/password authentication for Rails 3. |
|
18 |
| 3109 |
spaaaccccce
adambutler
|
Make your URL's longer with the Aperture Science Remote URL Lengthener |
|
18 |
| 3110 |
soup
lazyatom
|
I suppose it's a document database. Or a tuple store. But really, it's just data sloshing around,... |
|
18 |
| 3111 |
booleanize
cassiomarques
|
A Rails plugin that adds some new methods for boolean attributes in Active Record models |
|
18 |
| 3112 |
jumpstart
daz4126
|
An MVC framework for Sinatra |
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18 |
| 3113 |
lloydstsb
timrogers
|
A screenscraper for Lloyds TSB's Online Banking service. |
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18 |
| 3114 |
mission-control
mza
|
A simple framework for distributed scientific tasks, using Amazon Web Services. |
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18 |
| 3115 |
knife-cookbook-bump
Atalanta
|
|
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18 |
| 3116 |
smqueue
seanohalpin
|
A Ruby library implementing a Simple Message Queue protocol |
|
18 |
| 3117 |
bcms_s3
aunderwo
|
|
|
18 |
| 3118 |
biomart
dazoakley
|
A ruby API for interacting with Biomart services |
|
18 |
| 3119 |
dover_to_calais
RedFred7
|
A Ruby wrapper round the OpenCalais Web Service, handling a wide range of data-sources and provid... |
|
18 |
| 3120 |
vagrant-bundler
mocoso
|
An abandoned vagrant plugin that makes it possible to interact with bundled gems on the guest dir... |
|
18 |
| 3121 |
gearman-ruby
andyt
|
Ruby library for the Gearman distributed job system |
|
18 |
| 3122 |
goog_currency
girishso
|
Simple Ruby interface to Google Currency API |
|
18 |
| 3123 |
riak-console
lucaspiller
|
An interactive command line interface to Riak. |
|
18 |
| 3124 |
etcenv
sorah
|
Dump etcd keys into dotenv file or docker env file |
|
18 |
| 3125 |
volatile_counter_cache
r7kamura
|
Provides volatile counter cache logic to ActiveRecord::Base. |
|
18 |
| 3126 |
arduino_ir_remote
shokai
|
IR Learning Remote with Arduino and Ruby |
|
18 |
| 3127 |
terminal_image
unhappychoice
|
:desktop_computer: Show high resolution images on your terminal ! |
|
18 |
| 3128 |
bitflyer
unhappychoice
|
:zap: bitFlyer API wrapper for Ruby |
|
18 |
| 3129 |
dicer
rosylilly
|
useful DCI for Rails |
|
18 |
| 3130 |
fluent-plugin-elb-access-log
winebarrel
|
Fluentd input plugin for AWS ELB Access Logs. |
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18 |
| 3131 |
fluent-plugin-dogstatsd
ryotarai
|
Fluend plugin for Dogstatsd, that is statsd server for Datadog. |
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18 |
| 3132 |
furikaerin
ppworks
|
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18 |
| 3133 |
rencon
Sixeight
|
Rencon is a commandline interface of Redmine. |
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18 |
| 3134 |
capistrano-withrsync
linyows
|
Capistrano with rsync to deployment hosts from local repository. |
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18 |
| 3135 |
ayashige
ninoseki
|
Ayashige provides a list of suspicious newly registered domains as a JSON feed |
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| 3136 |
kill1000favs
uasi
|
パクり垢まとめてブロックするやつ |
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18 |
| 3137 |
logstash-output-azure_loganalytics
yokawasa
|
Azure Log Analytics output plugin for Logstash |
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18 |
| 3138 |
nymphia
mozamimy
|
Create your SSH config with Ruby, and without any pain. |
|
18 |
| 3139 |
togglate
melborne
|
A tool for creating a base text of translation |
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18 |
| 3140 |
conoha
kaosf
|
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| 3141 |
kanojo_bot
sugamasao
|
twitter kanojo bot for sugyan. |
|
18 |
| 3142 |
mygithub
ongaeshi
|
Fast search my Github source code in offline |
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18 |
| 3143 |
ulid-rails
k2nr
|
ULID primary keys and foreign keys for Ruby on Rails |
|
18 |
| 3144 |
fluent-plugin-mysql-query
y-ken
|
Fluentd Input plugin to execute mysql query and fetch rows. It is useful for stationary interval ... |
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18 |
| 3145 |
yoda
tomoasleep
|
Static Analyzer and Language Server for Ruby |
|
18 |
| 3146 |
dxruby_sdl
takaokouji
|
DXRuby on SDL/Ruby ( Official repository is https://github.com/smalruby/dxruby_sdl ) |
|
18 |
| 3147 |
grill
uu59
|
Implant Gemfile into your script. |
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18 |
| 3148 |
redmine_export_with_journals
suer
|
Export CSV with history |
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| 3149 |
bilbo
dan5
|
Bilbo is a simple blog system. RubyとSinatraで書かれた超シンプルなブログシステムです. |
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18 |
| 3150 |
video_scraper
valda
|
Web scraping library for video sharing sites. |
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| 3151 |
spree_user_groups
romul
|
Introduces user groups and calculator to add adjustment for specified user group |
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| 3152 |
spree-recently-viewed
romul
|
Recently viewed products in Spree |
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| 3153 |
spree-advanced-taxon
romul
|
Adds an opportunity to attach a picture and description for the taxon. |
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18 |
| 3154 |
yandex-webmaster
igor-alexandrov
|
Ruby wrapper for Yandex.Webmaster API |
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18 |
| 3155 |
dry-initializer-rails
nepalez
|
Rails plugin to dry-initializer gem |
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18 |
| 3156 |
fixturama
nepalez
|
Collection of helpers for dealing with fixtures in RSpec |
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| 3157 |
acts_as_rateable
antonzaytsev
|
in plans fully support and use all features rails 3 (original : https://github.com/leviathan/acts... |
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| 3158 |
ipgeobase
vsevolod
|
загрузка регионов, районов и городов из http://ipgeobase.ru |
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| 3159 |
vkontakte_on_rails
7even
|
Демо-приложение на rails, использующее гем vkontakte_api |
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| 3160 |
execute_sql
igorkasyanchuk
|
Execute SQL inside Rails console, or app itself |
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| 3161 |
lockstep
avdi
|
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| 3162 |
guides
neerajdotname
|
git ack vim regex JavaScript and other guides |
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| 3163 |
revolve
larrytheliquid
|
Flexible Ruby stack-based Genetic Programming |
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| 3164 |
tnetstring-rb
mattyoho
|
A Ruby implementation of tagged netstrings, a simple data interchange format better suited to low... |
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| 3165 |
omniauth-dwolla
masukomi
|
Dwolla OAuth2 Strategy for OmniAuth 1.0. |
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discord-against-humanity
z64
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cards against humanity, integrated into discord |
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guard-annotate
cpjolicoeur
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NOTE: Please use and leave issues/pull requests on the official guard version of this repo - http... |
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| 3168 |
uci
xunker
|
Ruby library for communicating with UCI (Universal Chess Interface) engines. |
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| 3169 |
fluent-refactoring
geeksam
|
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| 3170 |
foundation_form_builder
marnen
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Rails FormBuilder for use with ZURB Foundation. |
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| 3171 |
bayonetta_tools
Kerilk
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Bayonetta tools |
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floodhousing
markryall
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chef-debian
akitaonrails
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Example of Chef-Solo configuration for Debian 5 |
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dutiful
bpinto
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Keep your application preferences in sync |
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| 3175 |
a2_printer
lazyatom
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A ruby gem for talking to a small thermal printer |
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| 3176 |
typo_safe
wjessop
|
Protect your Ruby code from typos |
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| 3177 |
fluent-plugin-grep
sonots
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(Deprecated) Fluentd output plugin to grep messages |
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miclo
tnantoka
|
Just another microblogging with Rails 4.1 and Vue.js |
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MDWDemo Cookbook – Table of Contents
Prerequisites:
Get Started
with BPM Cloud Development.
Java Container (Apache Tomcat 7.x)
Run Locally
for Advanced Capabilities.
Get the mdwdemo Project:
Add the
Centurylink Labs MDW repository in Eclipse.
Build a
Workflow:
Create a
basic process definition with Dynamic Java Code.
2: Tomcat Setup & Running Your Process
Execute your
process and debug your custom code.
Set Up
Eclipse on Your PC:
C:\eclipse_4.5.2\eclipse.exe
-vm C:\jdk1.7.0_45\bin\javaw.exe -vmargs -Xms512m -Xmx1024m
Optional Plug-Ins:
·
Groovy
Eclipse Plug-In (Groovy
script syntax highlighting, auto-complete, etc.)
http://dist.springsource.org/release/GRECLIPSE/e4.5
·
Quantum DB
Plug-In (Database querying)
http://quantum.sourceforge.net/update-site
Java Container (Apache Tomcat 7.x)
You can perform many cloud development activities using a remote workflow
project. However, there are certain
advantages to being able to deploy locally.
The differences between local and remote development are described in
later sections of this tutorial. To be
able to develop locally you need one of the following containers installed. Chances
are if you're deploying in Cloud Mode you'll choose Apache Tomcat.
 Runtime data is stored in a MySQL or Oracle database. Supported versions are listed in the MDW Compatibility Matrix.
Generally for cloud development you'll point to a pre-existing central
database. If you want to host your own
database, you'll need to configure an instance of MySQL with the MDW db
schema. The SQL scripts for installing
the MDW schema are available here:
§ http://cshare.ad.qintra.com/sites/MDW/Developer%20Resources/MDW%20Database
Get the mdwdemo Project
The mdwdemo workflow project is
hosted in the CenturyLink Labs MDW Git
Repository. If you prefer to use command
line Git, clone the repository from https://<IP_ADDRESS>/mdw/mdwdemo.git
using credentials mdw/ldap_0123.
Disable Git
SSL Verification in Eclipse:
·
Our SSL
certificate is self-signed and is not trusted by Git. Therefore, the first step is to disable (at
least temporarily) SSL verification.
From the Eclipse menu, select Window > Preferences > Team > Git
> Configuration > Add Entry…
·
Create an
entry like this:
Clone the mdwdemo Project into Your Workspace:
·
Access the
Git Repositories view by selecting Window > Show View > Other > Git
> Git Repositories:
·
Copy the
repository URL into your clipboard: https://<IP_ADDRESS>/mdw/mdwdemo.git.
·
Right-click
in Git Repositories view and select Paste Repository Path or URI.
·
Enter mdw for the User and ldap_0123 for the Password:
·
Click Next
and make sure the master branch is
selected:
·
Click Next
again. Point to your workspace/mdwdemo
for the Destination Directory. Check
"Import all existing Eclipse projects after clone finishes". Then click Finish.
MDW Designer
Perspective:
·
To best view
the workflow assets, switch to Designer Perspective (Window > Perspective
> Open Perspective > Other > MDW Designer).
·
In Process
Explorer view expand the mdwdemo project to see the included workflow packages.
·
It will make
more sense after you have gone through creating your first workflow process.
But for now, you can take a look at the demo intro process to get a feel for it
by opening the com.centurylink.mdw.demo.intro package and double click the HandleOrder
process in the mdwdemo project and you will be able to view the demo Process design
model.
Build a Workflow
Create a
Workflow Package:
·
The
top-level branches in the project tree represent workflow packages. Your work should be incorporated in a
dedicated package, which will be used for managing resources and for insulating
your work from that of other users. For
further details refer to the Eclipse Cheat Sheet (Help > Cheat Sheets >
MDW Workflow > Importing, Exporting and Versioning).
·
Create your
workflow package by right-clicking on your project (i.e., mdwdemo) and
selecting New > MDW Package. Note:
make sure your package name complies with Java package naming requirements (eg:
no spaces) since it will contain dynamic Java resources. Leave the Workgroup dropdown blank.
Create the
Process:
·
Right-click
on your new package in Process Explorer and select New > MDW Process. Enter the process name and description (no
workgroup), and click Finish.
Add some Process
Variables:
·
Double-click
on the process title or on a blank area somewhere in the canvas to display the
Properties View. Select the Variables
property tab and add an input variable (request) and two local variables
(orderId and validationResult) with types as depicted below.
·
Save your
process design by selecting File > Save from the menu (or by clicking the
disk icon in the Eclipse toolbar, or by typing ctrl-s). Elect to overwrite the current version and to
remember this selection for future saves.
During iterative development for convenience you'll sometimes overwrite
the existing version of a process definition.
However once you've exported to another environment you'll want to
increment the version since you cannot re-import a changed process with the
same version number. Details are covered
under Help > Cheat Sheets > MDW Workflow > Importing, Exporting and
Versioning.
Create a
Dynamic Java Custom Activity:
·
Right-click
on your package in Process Explorer and select New > Activity > General
Activity. On the first page of the
wizard, enter a label to identify your activity in the Toolbox view.
·
Click Next
and enter a class name for your activity implementor. The Java package name is the same as your
workflow package name.
·
When you
click Finish the Java code for a skeleton implementation is generated. You'll also see the Java class under your
package in Process Explorer. This source
code resides under src/main/workflow and is known as a Dynamic Java workflow
asset. It's dynamic because it can be
changed without needing any kind of application deployment. Naturally there are rigorous controls in
place to prevent unauthorized modifications.
You should have been granted permissions in the MDW Demo environment to
create and modify workflow assets. With
Dynamic Java, as with all types of workflow assets, MDW provides facilities for
versioning, rollback and import/export for migrating between environments.
·
Update the
generated Java source code to resemble the following:
|
package mypackage; import
com.centurylink.mdw.common.utilities.logger.StandardLogger.LogLevel; import
com.centurylink.mdw.common.utilities.timer.Tracked; import org.w3c.dom.Document; import org.w3c.dom.Node; import
com.centurylink.mdw.activity.ActivityException; import
com.centurylink.mdw.model.value.activity.ActivityRuntimeContext; import
com.centurylink.mdw.workflow.activity.DefaultActivityImpl; /** * MDW
general activity. */ @Tracked(LogLevel.TRACE) public class MyOrderValidatorActivity extends DefaultActivityImpl { /** *
Here's where the main processing for the activity is performed. * * @return the activity result (aka
completion code) */ @Override public Object
execute(ActivityRuntimeContext runtimeContext) throws ActivityException {
loginfo("Validating order...");
Document request = (Document) getVariableValue("request"); Node orderIdNode = request.getFirstChild().getFirstChild().getNextSibling(); String
orderId = orderIdNode.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
setVariableValue("orderId", orderId); boolean valid = true; String
msg = "Success"; if (!orderIdNode.getLocalName().equals("orderId")) msg = "Missing order
ID."; valid = msg.equals("Success");
setVariableValue("validationResult", msg); return valid; } } |
·
Now if you
switch back to your process the new activity should appear in the Toolbox View. From the toolbox, drag your activity onto the
canvas and insert it into your process flow between the Start and Stop
activities.
Tip: To draw a link (or transition in MDW terminology) between activities on the designer
canvas, hold down the Shift key on your keyboard, Click on the upstream
activity, and continue holding down the mouse left click button while dragging
the cursor to the downstream activity ("shift-click-drag").
·
Your
activity can be dragged like this and used in other processes designed by other
users. Actually the proper term in MDW
for this reusable element in the Toolbox is activity
implementor. This conveys the idea
that it's actually a template to be dragged and configured as an activity in the canvas, and it also
conveys the fact that it always corresponds to a Java class. To take this reuse concept a step further,
your activity implementor can be made discoverable so that it can easily be
imported into other environments and reused across domains. If you click on the light bulb icon at the
top of the Toolbox you'll get an idea how items in the palette can be imported
from a file or discovered in the corporate repository.
·
Double click
the activity in the canvas, and in its Definition property tab change the label
to something like "Validate Order".
When you click back on the canvas the activity reflects its new label.
·
Note: If you
select the Design property tab for your activity you'll see that it's
blank. A non-trivial activity would
allow certain aspects (such as endpoint URLs) to be configurable, so that it
could readily be reused. For example,
take a look at the Design tab for the Start activity. You control what appears on the Design tab
through the pagelet XML for the activity implementor. In the creation wizard we left the pagelet
XML blank, so the Design tab for our activity is empty. But to continue with the example of the start
activity, find the Process Start icon in the Toolbox and view its Design tab
(for the implementor, not the activity on the canvas). This gives you an idea of how the pagelet XML
relates to the fields on the Design tab for the activity user. Since we're on the subject you may be
interested to know how you can customize the icon for your activity
implementor. On the Definition tab you
can choose one of the built-in shapes, or more flexibly choose any GIF, JPG or
PNG asset that you can easily add to your workflow package.
Add Multiple
Activity Outcomes:
·
Drag a
Process Finish activity from the Toolbox, and add another outbound transition
from "Validate Order". Assign
Result Code values of "true" and "false" to the respective
transitions as illustrated below. Save
your process definition. The value passed
in setReturnCode() in your activity's execute() method dictates which of these
two paths will be traversed at runtime.
Build and
Update mdwdemo project:
Before you can deploy your demo project to
your server, you will need to do a maven build.
You only need to do this once to generate the required dependent jar
files.
·
On your
eclipse, switch to Java perspective.
·
Right click
on the pom.xml file in your mdwdemo project, choose Run As and 2.
Maven build.
·
Now, you
will need to update your mdwdemo project from Java perspective.
Right click the mdwdemo project, select MDW Update then Update Framework Libraries
to download the latest war file.
·
Now, you
will need to update the Admin UI. Right
click your mdwdemo project from Java perspective again and select Properties,
MDW
Workflow
then Extension. Put a check mark on Admin UI and click Ok.
·
On the Admin
UI Extension pop-up window, select the latest version and click Ok.
2. Tomcat Setup & Running Your Process
Ensure
Permissions:
·
To follow
the remaining steps in this tutorial you need to be granted the appropriate roles
in the MDW demo database (unless you've installed a database locally). An administrator can grant you appropriate
access using the MDWHub webapp. For a
detailed discussion of this topic, refer to the "Roles and
Permissions" section of the MDW Designer User Guide.
Create a
Tomcat Server:
·
To execute a
workflow process you need a server running with MDW deployed. For debugging in Eclipse the easiest way to
set this up is through a Web Tools Platform server instance. From the menu select File > New > Other
> Server > Server. Click Next and
select Apache > Tomcat 7.0 (MDW) from the options. To be able to debug your Dynamic Java it's
important that you select Tomcat 7.0 (MDW) instead of the
standard Tomcat 7.0 Server. The
server name is arbitrary, so you can make is something friendlier than the
default.
·
If you've
not previously used a Tomcat 7 runtime in Eclipse, clicking Add takes you to a
page where you specify your Tomcat location.
Make sure to select a JDK to
compile the code and that the selected JDK is Java 1.7.x
·
The final
page of the New Server wizard is where you designate your workflow project to
be deployed on the server. After that,
click Finish to create the server instance.
·
If the
Servers view is not visible in your current perspective, from the menu select
Window > Show View > Other > Server > Servers. You should see your Tomcat 7 server in this
view. You can double-click the server to
edit its configuration. Expand the
Timeouts section, change the start timeout value to 300 seconds, and hit Ctrl-S
to save your changes. Then close the
editor.
·
Before you
start the server, you will need to add your mdwdemo project to your server
instance. Right click the server instance, select Add and Remove… and select
the mdwdemo from the left pane and click the Add to move it to the right pane.
Run Tomcat:
·
Now that
you've created the WTP server instance, the Servers view gives you a handy way
to start and stop Tomcat. And output is
directed to the Eclipse Console view, where you can click on stack traces to
open associated source code (including MDW Framework code and Dynamic
Java). Start your server in debug mode
by right-clicking on it and selecting Debug (or use the icon in the Servers
view toolbar).
·
The first
time you start your server Tomcat explodes the mdw.war file in your
deploy/webapps directory and caches the deployable content. This can sometimes take a minute. With the server running you should see MDW
output in the Eclipse Console view. You
can safely ignore any Dynamic Java compilation errors unless they pertain to
the custom activity you created in
1. Build a Workflow
Process step.
Tip: When you upgrade to a new MDW build version
in Eclipse, Designer automatically downloads the corresponding mdw.war file
into your deploy/webapps directory. If
at any time you want to clean out the MDW deployment and start fresh, you can
delete mdw.war and the exploded mdw directory (and for a very thorough
cleansing you can even delete the Tomcat cache under
deploy/work/Catalina/localhost/mdw).
Then you can deploy from scratch from Package Explorer view by right-clicking
on your workflow project and selecting MDW Update > Update Framework
Libraries.
·
Make sure
your project is added to your Java Build Path/Source. You will need to do this
from a Java or Resource perspective.
·
You can
confirm that MDW was successfully deployed by accessing MDWHub in your browser:
Open the
Process Launch Dialog:
· Right-click on your process that is under your workflow package in Process Explorer view and Select Run. You can also right-click on your Designer and Select Run. Designer will present the launch dialog and open a connection to the server to confirm that it's running (required for launching a process).
· On the Process tab in the launch dialog, select "Monitor Runtime Log" and "Process Instance Live View" to get a feel for how you can watch your process flow in real time.
Populate the
Input Variable:
·
Select the
Variables tab in the launch dialog, and populate the request variable with the
following content.
|
<order> <orderId>N12345678</orderId> </order> |
Launch and
View an Instance:
·
Click Run on
the launch dialog to run an instance of your process. In the Live View you should see the new
instance progress down the happy path with the Validate Order outcome equal to
'true'. For processes not displayed in
Live View, you can open an instance manually by right-clicking on your process
in Process Explorer view and selecting View Instances. The latest instance will appear at the top of
the Process Instances list, and you can double-click to open its runtime view.
·
In Designer
Perspective when a process instance is visible, a legend appears showing what
the borders surrounding the activities mean.
To inspect the runtime variable values for the instance, click the Values
property tab.
Change Java
Code and Rerun with a Breakpoint:
|
if
(!orderIdNode.getLocalName().equals("orderId"))
msg = "Missing order ID."; else if (!Character.isDigit(orderId.charAt(0)))
msg = "Order ID must begin with a digit."; |
·
Change the Java
source so that validation expects an order number that begins with a digit:
·
Save your
changes and run your process again to confirm that this time it fails
validation with the appropriate validationResult message. Note: In the real world Order IDs would
likely be unique for each request, so you may want to change the XML input on
the process launch Variables tab to something other than the value remembered
from the last launch.
·
Let's
pretend like we don't know why validation is failing, so we'd like to debug our
Dynamic Java source code. Set a
breakpoint on the line with the if
condition by double-clicking on the marker bar on the left side of Eclipse's
Java editor.
·
Run your
process again, but this time uncheck "Monitor Runtime Log" on the
Process tab in the launch dialog so that Live View doesn't steal focus while
you're debugging. After clicking Run,
switch to the Debug perspective in Eclipse by selecting Window > Open
Perspective > Debug. When process
flow reaches your validator activity, you should see the usual green
highlighting in the editor. Here you can
step through the code and evaluate variables in the usual way as described in this section of the online Eclipse help docs.
·
When you're
done debugging, continue execution to let the process complete. You can view the new instance by
right-clicking on the process in Process Explorer and selecting View Instances. Double-click on the top instance row to
confirm that this second instance took the Bad Request path. Make sure that your tomcat server is up to
view the Process Instances.


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Lane
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Lane. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audrey “Lenore” | New, Ronald Frederick | |||
| Bayley M. & Margaret J. | ||||
| Edmond, (Woodcutter) | c1829 | |||
| Frederick George | 1874 | 1944-06-05 | Small, Isabella Dunlop | Lane, George Whiting, Mary Ann |
| George | Whiting, Mary Ann | |||
| George | 1905 | 1983-06-13 | Roberts, Maude Hornby | Lane, Frederick George Small, Isabella Dunlop |
| James Edmond | 1916-07-17 | 1970-06-03 | Broughton, Ruth | Lane, James Robert Heys, Mary |
| James Robert | c1892 | 2nd Qtr 1934 | Heys, Mary | Lane, Edmond (Woodcutter) |
| John Sutherland | 1913 | 1974-05-25 | Lane, Frederick George Small, Isabella Dunlop | |
| Laura Emma | 1887 | Small, James Kirk | Lane, Bayley M. & Margaret J. | |
| Olive Millicent | 1906 | 1994-10-10 | Lane, Frederick George Small, Isabella Dunlop | |
| Ralph | Ellis, Sandra | |||
| Winifred Isabel | 1902 | 1990-07-18 | Lane, Frederick George Small, Isabella Dunlop | |
| Zabena Maggie Gordon | Watson, George Middleton | |||
| [Living] | Lane, [Living] Thomas, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Taylor, [Living] | Lane, James Edmond Broughton, Ruth | ||
| [Living] | Thomas, [Living] | Lane, James Edmond Broughton, Ruth | ||
| [Living] | Lane, [Living] Thomas, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Lane, [Living] Thomas, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Kuschel, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Mattes, Stanley Herbert | Lane, Frederick George Small, Isabella Dunlop | ||
| [Living] | Mary, [Living] | Lane, George Roberts, Maude Hornby | ||
| [Living] | Meri, [Living] | Lane, George Roberts, Maude Hornby | ||
| [Living] | Hayes, [Living] | Lane, George Roberts, Maude Hornby |