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  • docker-registry-browser

    🐳 Web Interface for the Docker Registry HTTP API V2 written in Ruby on Rails.

    Web Interface for the Docker Registry HTTP API V2 written in Ruby on Rails.

    Tags: #ruby • docker • docker-registry

  • ha-wyzeapi

    Home Assistant Integration for Wyze devices.

    This is a custom component to allow control of various Wyze devices in Home Assistant using the unofficial API. Please note this mimics the Wyze app and therefore access may be cut off at anytime.

    Tags: #python • home-automation • home-assistant

  • omniauth-google-oauth2

    Oauth2 strategy for Google

    Strategy to authenticate with Google via OAuth2 in OmniAuth.

    Get your API key at: https://code.google.com/apis/console/ Note the Client ID and the Client Secret.

    For more details, read the Google docs: https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2

    Tags: #ruby • omniauth • google-oauth2

  • easy-deploy-bundle

    The easiest way to deploy your Symfony applications

    • Zero dependencies. No Python. No Ruby. No Capistrano. No Ansible. Nothing.
    • Zero configuration files. No YAML. No XML. No JSON. Just pure PHP awesomeness.
    • Multi-server and multi-stage deployment (e.g. “production”, “staging”, “qa”).
    • Zero downtime deployments.
    • Supports Symfony 2.7+, Symfony 3.x and Symfony 4.x applications.
    • Compatible with GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab and your own Git servers.

    Tags: #php • symfony • symfony-bundle

  • discordrb

    Discord API for Ruby

    An implementation of the Discord API using Ruby.

    Tags: #ruby • discord • discord-api

  • ImmersivePortalsMod

    Non-Euclidean in Minecraft. See through portals and teleport seamlessly.

    It’s a minecraft mod.

    https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/immersive-portals-mod

    Tags: #java • minecraft-mod • portal

  • snowflakes

    ❄️ Falling snowflakes

    • Only one JavaScript file
    • CSS Animation
    • Rubber design
    • Flexible settings

    Tags: #typescript • js • css

  • inspec-gcp-cis-benchmark

    GCP CIS 1.1.0 Benchmark InSpec Profile

    This repository holds the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Center for Internet Security (CIS) version 1.2 Benchmark Inspec Profile.

    Tags: #ruby • gcp • inspec

  • inch

    A documentation analysis tool for the Ruby language

    inch gives you hints where to improve your docs. One Inch at a time.

    Take a look at the project page with screenshots (live and in full color).

    Tags: #ruby

  • octave-online-server

    The infrastructure that powers Octave Online, octave-online.net

    There are three separate components of Octave Online Server:

    1. Client: Code that runs in the browser.
    2. Front Server: Authentication, client session handling.
    3. Back Server: File I/O, Octave process handling.

    Communication: The Client and Front Server communicate primarily with WebSockets via socket.io; the Front Server and Back Server communicate primarily with Redis PubSub. User account information is stored in MongoDB and is accessed primarily from the Front Server. User files are stored in Git on the Server and are accessed primarily from the Back Server.

    Scaling: Front Servers and Back Servers can be scaled independently (in general, you need more Back Servers than Front Servers). It is also possible to run both the Front Server and the Back Server on the same computer.

    Languages: All code is written with JavaScript technologies, although for historical reasons, the three components use different flavors of JavaScript. The Client uses ES5; the Front Server uses TypeScript; and the Back Server uses ES6.

    Tags: #javascript

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