Database APIs

A Ruby wrapper for the Internet Game Database API.

This API provides a complete set of methods and classes to access the Ensembl database using Ruby programming language

A simple API for creating and finding sets of data in your database, built on ActiveRecord.

The Ruboss Framework brings the design principles and productivity of Rails to Flex development, and makes integration with RESTful APIs as simple as possible. Here's some of the things you can do: * *Create* a complete _Adobe_ _Flex_ or _AIR_ application in less than 5 minutes. Use our lightweight Ruby-based code generation toolkit to create a fully functional CRUD application. Simply do: sudo gem install ruboss4ruby And then run: ruboss-gen -h * *Integrate* with _Ruby_ _On_ _Rails_, _Merb_ or _Sinatra_ applications that use _ActiveRecord_, _DataMapper_, _CouchRest_, _ActiveCouch_, etc. * *Communicate* between your Flex/AIR rich client and service providers using either _XML_ or _JSON_. * *Persist* your data directly in Adobe AIR's _SQLite_ database or _CouchDB_ without any additional infrastructure or intermediate servers. * *Deploy* your Ruboss application on the Google App Engine and use Google DataStore for persistence.

LiveJournal API client. Fork of the original livejournal gem. Post to livejournal, retrieve friends lists, edit entries, sync journal to an offline database.

A simple wrapper for your database backup commands and s3 api.

Search thetvdb.com's database with this api ( requires thetvdb.com registration )

Twitterize is a quick and dirty hack I did in a few hours to play with the Twitter API (seriously, there are no tests and I'm sure there is code crude enough in there to make you recant any friendship we might have). It allows you to take any number of RSS feeds and post them to one or more Twitter accounts. An example of this is how various RSS feeds from the New York Times are sent to twitter accounts nytimes, nyt_arts, nyt_biz, etc. This is accomplished via a command-line script that requires a separate configuration file (see below). Since Twitter is a rapidly growing (read somewhat flaky) service, twitterize also uses a database to store twitters to be posted and recover later if twitter is down. This also allows the app to retain feed GUIDs and avoid duplicate posts.

Ruby client for the Empire API. Empire is an API for accessing enterprise SaaS services such as Salesforce, Zendesk, Google Apps, etc. Empire provides a uniform, database-like interface to every service that it supports. Empire makes it easy to integrate data from multiple enterprise services into your own enterprise app.

A simplistic interface to the ARIN whois database, similar to the API provided by Perl's Net::Whois::ARIN.

ruby-ucsc-api provides a ruby API to the UCSC databases (http://genome.ucsc.edu)

Expose your database over an API.

Provides tools to ease working with the DSX Access Systems DML command syntax, an archaic and obnoxious format used by DSX Access Systems' SFTP APIs for making changes to records in their WinDSX SQL access control system's database(s).

Declarative API for specifying features, switchable in declaration, database and cookies.

Database like API for Google Spreadsheets

A Ruby Wrapper for the World Bank API which queries the Gender Statistics database for health, wealth, and economic indicators of women, and girls around the world.

Neon is fast, minimal ruby binding for the Neo4J. It provides a simple api to manipulate a Neo4J database instance hosted on a server or running as an embedded instance.

DBF is a small fast library for reading dBase, xBase, Clipper and FoxPro database files Copyright (c) 2006-2009 Keith Morrison <keithm@infused.org, www.infused.org> * Official project page: http://rubyforge.org/projects/dbf * API Documentation: http://dbf.rubyforge.org/docs * To report bugs: http://www.rubyforge.org/tracker/?group_id=2009 * Questions: Email keithm@infused.org and put DBF somewhere in the subject line

pg_jbuilder is a tool to dump database queries directly to a JSON object or array. It uses PostgreSQL's JSON functions ([array_to_json and row_to_json](http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/functions-json.html)) to serialize the JSON completely bypassing ActiveRecord/Arel. This gives a large speed boost compared to serializing the JSON inside of Ruby/Rails. It is perfect for creating JSON APIs with very low response times.

Minly-gem provides access to all features of the Minly URL shortening service by integrating the Minly API. With the gem, you can effortlessly create and expand minlys; have access to the most popular minlys ever create and also the recent additions to the Minly database. Even features such as deleting, deactivating and editing minlys that are reserved for registered users of the Minly service can also be accessed using a valid token.

The scripts in this package are designed to be used in conjunction with the pwnedkeys.com compromised keys database. They include: * `pwnedkeys-prove-pwned`, which generates a signed attestation of compromise suitable for being served by the pwnedkeys.com V1 API. * `pwnedkeys-query`, which takes a public or private key, CSR, or X.509 certificate and looks it up in the pwnedkeys.com database.

Aspose.PDF for Cloud is a REST API for creating and editing PDF files. It can also be used to convert PDF files to different formats like DOC, HTML, XPS, TIFF and many more. Aspose.Pdf for Cloud gives you control: create PDFs from scratch or from HTML, XML, template, database, XPS or an image. Render PDFs to image formats such as JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF and many others. Aspose.Pdf for Cloud helps you manipulate elements of a PDF file like text, annotations, watermarks, signatures, bookmarks, stamps and so on. Its REST API also allows you to manage PDF pages by using features like merging, splitting, and inserting. Add images to a PDF file or convert PDF pages to images.

Aspose.OCR for Cloud is a cloud-based REST API for optical character recognition and document scanning. It allows you to scan documents and recognize characters. Recognize text in English and other languages, and recognize text in only part of an image. Aspose.OCR for Cloud supports a variety of fonts in different styles, like regular, bold, and italic, and different image formats. You can use Aspose.OCR for Cloud in many scenarios, for example, extracting text and saving to a database.

Ruby client for the Empire API. Empire is an API for accessing enterprise SaaS services such as Salesforce, Zendesk, Google Apps, etc. Empire provides a uniform, database-like interface to every service that it supports. Empire makes it easy to integrate data from multiple enterprise services into your own enterprise app.

Dash is a Rails engine that auto-generates a REST API for your postgres database.

A ruby api-wrapper for the open pinball database

This is a simple CLI app that talks to the postgression public API, and generates a temporary PostgreSQL database for usage in your test code (or just general messing around). postgression databases are automatically deleted after 30 minutes. No information is logged by the service.

This is a ruby wrapper around the Uptrends API. Uptrends is a monitoring service that let's you monitor Web pages, Web services, Mail servers, Database servers, DNS, SSL certificates, FTP and more. NOTE: This is a 3rd party gem and not an official product from Uptrends.

Using animatedgif.me's json api it fetches a random gif of a dog within the database.

This gem is designed to provide a modular, complete, open-source, crowd-sourced mapping of the 650+ IANA/OLSON timezones of the world into Rails' 146 'important' timezones. A search for an existing solution showed that this has been an issue since the inception of ActiveSupport::Timezone as far back as 2012. Approaches which have been suggested included such ideas as: Making your own RTree in a spatially aware database and searching on boundaries, just don't use those timezones (yeah, that makes sense), rely on your users to set their own timezone (doesn't help if you do automated onboarding), find a better sourcing API for timezones based on GeoLookup (they almost all use OLSON/IANA). Rather than doing any of those things, it made more sense to simply complete the mapping that ActiveSupport::Timezone started on and then seemingly abandoned.

The California Academy of Sciences has databased a great deal of their entomological specimen data, but it's generally only available through their own website with no API and no machine-readable export functionality. This gem attempts to ameliorate the situation by scraping data and presenting it in a machine-readable format.

ADBC (Apache Arrow Database Connectivity) is an API standard for database access libraries that uses Apache Arrow for data.

Active Query Builder Web API lets create, analyze and modify SQL queries for different database servers using RESTful HTTP requests to a cloud-based service. It requires SQL execution context (information about database schema and used database server) to be stored under the registered account at https://webapi.activequerybuilder.com/.

An easy to use wrapper around the domino diiop database api.

query github api with their username and save response to file or database

REST API for remote PostgreSQL database migrations.

Qwack is an extensible, lightweight DLS to dynamically verify and mock scalar types. It is meant primilarily to handle parsed JSON objects eg: from an API or a database field

Well, if you don't know or neither like 'The Lord of the Rings', the epic masterpiece epos by J.R.R. Tolkien, then this API is most likely not for you. But if you do, this massive database will provide you with information about the books, the movie trilogy, many characters and quotes. You are welcome to use the data in your own apps, mixups and (fun) projects — like I did with creating this API. This project is totally non-profit and fan-made!

ipbase.com provides a reliable & scalable IP geolocation API for software developers. It uses a database of IP addresses associated with cities and other relevant information like time zone, latitude, and longitude.

The **dropbox-api** is a Ruby gem for managing DropBox uploading, downloading and sharing DropBox files and folders. The main goals of building this gem are: 1. Simulate a **permanent access token**, since [Dropbox is moving to "short-term live access codes"](https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Discuss-Dropbox-Developer-API/Permanent-access-token/td-p/592644); 2. Manage DropBox as an elastic-storage providers for [our SaaS projects](https://github.com/leandrosardi/mysaas), allowing us to upload, download and share download links to files; 3. Backup and restore secret files of our projects that cannot be commited into the source code repository (E.g.: database passwords, SSL certificates, private keys).

This Rails engine provides APIs for managing meta fields through a RESTful interface. It includes a migration for creating the necessary database table and a controller with methods for index, show, create, update, and delete.

The VWS API client was created to allow developers programmatically interact with Vuforia’s cloud recognition system. Use the VWS API client to upload image targets into the Vuforia system, add application metadata, and monitor the status of databases and targets.

Client library for accessing the imedo doctor search database

The SQL Ferret provides a navigational database style wrapper around SQLite. EXPERIMENTAL! The API and both DSLs are subject to change!

With IONOS Cloud Database as a Service, you have the ability to quickly set up and manage a MongoDB database. You can also delete clusters, manage backups and users via the API. MongoDB is an open source, cross-platform, document-oriented database program. Classified as a NoSQL database program, it uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas. The MongoDB API allows you to create additional database clusters or modify existing ones. Both tools, the Data Center Designer (DCD) and the API use the same concepts consistently and are well suited for smooth and intuitive use.

Simple ruby API wrapper for the UN COMTRADE Database.

Replicate any API to your database with WebhookDB. WebhookDB handles webhooks and intelligently polls APIs to provide a normalized, schematized, relational copy of API data. No new APIs to learn -- just an easy-to-use CLI to set up integrations, and then you get a database connection string to access your data. WebhookDB keeps everything up to date, automatically. Explore the extensive documentation at https://docs.webhookdb.com.

A gem that wraps around the Grooveshark and Spotify APIs to help make simple database queries

Like Arel. Without the database. With a remote API.

Store API requests in Database