Open Source Ruby Software - Page 55

Ruby-Newton is a Ruby wrapper for the NewtonGameDynamics physics engine ( http://newtondynamics.com/ ) It brings object-oriented real-time animated physics simulations to Ruby-enabled applications (e.g. 3D modeling tool with interactive scripting support

A bridge between Ruby and Python, which allows use of Ruby objects from Python code and Python objects from Ruby code.

binds the audiofile library to the Ruby language

This is a ruby extension library for "EB Library" to read EB/EPWING CD-ROMs. You can read these CD-ROMs using your ruby script with this.

Ruby/MaxL is a portable extension module for the Ruby scripting language that allows Hyperion Essbase MaxL statements to be executed from within a Ruby program.

Ruby/SMB is a C shared library that glues together samba's libsmbclient and the Ruby dynamic high-level programming language, making it easy for programmers to work with network resources (such as Windows file shares).

Ruby9i is a Ruby library that provides access to Oracle9i using the Oracle Call Interface. It is planned to support all major Oracle9i datatypes. If desired, its features can be accessed through a Ruby DBI-compatible API.

rubyBB is a lightweight forum system built in Ruby.

RubyCast is a simple podcast creation tool written in ruby.

This project is defunct. Please use rDoc for your documentation.

RubyGems is a system used to package other Ruby libraries into single, self-contained files that also contain metadata about the library, such as name, category, dependencies, etc.

RubyHtpasswd - Htpasswd apache files class writen in Ruby language Features: - Add Users - Change Password - Rename users - Delete users - Display errors messages - Get encrypted passwords from the file - Get an users list

RubyJournal is a client written in Ruby for the popular blog site LiveJournal.com. It uses the Flat Client/Server Protocol. It is currently Text-Based only, and only works on *nix systems. Currently coding for multiple platforms, and GUI.

Ruby Linux is a personal project of mine that was started because I felt (and still do) that all of the current Linux distributions fall a bit short of where I think Linux can and should be going. In the true open source methodology, I decided to put my money where my mouth is and create a custom Linux distribution I believe is where Linux systems *should* be heading.

Make system based on Ruby. Crossplatform interface for compilation, assemblages, software packings. SCons / AAP replacement.

RubyMoney is a widely adopted Ruby library that provides a robust and precise way to represent and manipulate monetary values in software applications. It is designed around the principle that financial calculations must avoid floating point errors, and therefore represents values internally as integers in the smallest currency unit, such as cents. The library introduces a Money class that encapsulates both the numeric value and the associated currency, ensuring that operations are always context-aware and accurate. It also includes a Money::Currency class that stores metadata such as currency codes, symbols, and formatting rules, enabling consistent handling of international currencies. The library supports arithmetic operations, comparisons, and currency conversion through configurable exchange rate providers, making it suitable for both simple and complex financial systems.

RubyMoss is a Web - Based Framework written with Ruby on Rails, intended to support all analysis and data processing for Mossbauer Spectroscopy. Written under BSD License.

This is a project to create a rom-like mud in ruby.

RubyMud is a MUD server done in ruby. Multiple services are supported to allow things like text communication, mapping services and world builders. Special clients/plugins will be written for each service, standard mud clients will still be supported.

Ruby classes for quering and manipulating Bacula configuration. The classes can be easily used for creating Bacula administration tools for command-line or eg. Ruby on Rails.

A system monitoring application using Ruby on Rails and based on SNMP. OpenSource Project with GPL V3 Liscence

Rubyturgy is designed to help students perform textual analysis on publicly available texts. It is intended to mimic Unix text utility functionality, while providing more useful representations of data for students of literature.

Ruxseed processes XCCDF documents used for SCAP (NIST Security Content Automation Protocol) checklists. It performs benchmark resolution, i.e., the 6 "Loading" steps. Given an XCCDF document, it returns a resolved benchmark in the form of an ReXML tree

Rxx : an RSS/ATOM switch or Xbar We want to build a flexible component for middleware been able to mix and transform the notifications provided by RSS/ATOM feed. Will be able to handle several type of data and metadata encapsulate into this feeds.

RyC Unit Testing is a simple set of Ruby scripts designed to facilitate the use of Unit Testing with the C programming Language. It does all the hard work for you so you can focus on refining your code.