Total Downloads Ranking
Most downloads over all time
56641-56660 of all 198,088 gems.
| Rank | Downloads | Name | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56,641 | 20,635 | slugworth | Easy slug functionality |
| 56,642 | 20,634 | rspec_request_helpers | A set of helpers for request test with RSpec |
| 56,642 | 20,634 | skylinecms | Skyline is an extremely flexible and expandable open source content management system. ... |
| 56,642 | 20,634 | bind-zone-parser | Helps with parsing records and data from BIND Zone files |
| 56,642 | 20,634 | webpackrails | Webpack + Rails ≠ CommonJS Heaven |
| 56,642 | 20,634 | jamming | A Ruby library to generate images of guitar chords |
| 56,647 | 20,633 | ruby-clean-css | A Ruby interface to the Clean-CSS minifier for Node. |
| 56,647 | 20,633 | jekyll-truthyfalsy | A simple Jekyll plugin that adds JavaScript-like istruthy and isfalsy filters to Liquid |
| 56,647 | 20,633 | yugabytedb-ysql | Pg_YugabyteDB is the Ruby interface to the PostgreSQL-compatible YugabyteDB. It works w... |
| 56,650 | 20,632 | srchio | The official gem and wrapper for the srch.io API. More info @ http://srch.io |
| 56,650 | 20,632 | heroku-env | This gem automatically promotes Heroku addons' environment settings. See the GitHub pag... |
| 56,650 | 20,632 | sidir | iOS Simulator directory explorer. This gem is a personal tool intended to make it sligh... |
| 56,653 | 20,630 | rails_table_for | Generate HTML tables for ActiveRecord collections, with many customizations available |
| 56,653 | 20,630 | gii | A short summary, because Rubygems requires one. |
| 56,655 | 20,629 | retry | easily retry blocks of code |
| 56,655 | 20,629 | journey_planner | Retrieves journey data from the TFL API |
| 56,655 | 20,629 | stix_schema_spy | Contains helpers for working with the STIX and CybOX schemas |
| 56,658 | 20,628 | covetous | A Ruby wrapper for the Diablo 3 Web API |
| 56,659 | 20,627 | abrizer | Creates adaptive bitrate streams and other delivery derivatives. |
| 56,659 | 20,627 | kot | Kot is a basic toolkit for getting started with computerised adaptive testing (CAT). It... |