REPL

A Lita handler that fixes your stupid typos with VIM-like find and replace.

easy repl

A TMux wrapper for dynamic multiplexing in a REPL

Migrations for the migrator.

Rewrite content after a template tag based on the template parameters

replace utf-8 characters to sjis safe.

Easy Postgres replication for Rails

recursive_replace is a ruby gem for recursively replacing text in multiple files and directories. It also escapes special characters, so you can replace code syntax and special characters easily.

Rails application generator used at Teleporter, based on thoughtbot/suspenders.

A single line REPL for your favorite languages & libraries.

nrepl is a library used to connect a clojure nrepl

TK program which visualizes and caries out regular expression matches and or replacements on text files

A Ruby REPL inspired by the Fish shell

Adds backend search and replace functionality to Radiant CMS!

A wrapper around mozrepl - pass javascript to your browser to run!

Check your gems whether affected by "RubyGems.org gem replacement vulnerability and mitigation" http://blog.rubygems.org/2016/04/06/gem-replacement-vulnerability-and-mitigation.html

Troshka is an GUI Ruby console. It's an alternative to irb and other Ruby REPLs. Troshka is written in Ruby and GUI uses Qt bindings.

Programmatically add hosts & url settings to SendGrid's parse incoming email settings (/developer/reply).

An email body reply parser

REPL for AWS SSM.

Rails rendering extension for more server-side html caching

Replicate your ActiveRecord tables to Redshift

repl_index

Allows for access of the metadata in a LoL Replay .lrf file.

automatic playback of web requests for testing

Start a REPL with the gems you want to try

Crystal's design does not allow for a full traditional REPL. This one treats each line as indepentant crystal programs

Embeddable runtime Pry-based REPL console

For example, if you need to make sure that a particular package is unmasked in /etc/portage/package.keywords/local, you can use string_replacer to put it there without disturbing the other lines.

Pry-enabled REPL for interacting with LIFX devices. Contains a bunch of useful utilities, like visual device identification.

MySQL Replication Helper

Database replication from XML with SAXMachine

commandline repl translator

Automatically start the REPL and show trace on an exception to debug.

System for accessing web services for tree-like things via the repl

YARR. Yet Another Ruby REPL. A Ruby REPL (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like pry)

Drop into a powerful REPL to inspect your Json, CSV, and HTML files.

Interactive Rake prompt. Load your Rake environment once, and get a nice REPL.

Sometimes when you hear about a new library/gem you just wat to kick the kick_the_tires to see what it can do. Sometimes you start with some REPL example from the authors or some sample code or tests that the author has provided. This little gem allowed_push_host you to load up a few basic asserts/refutes/shows to explore the library's objects and method results. When you have finished kicking the tires you may want to take the library out for a spin with some functional, application-line code and you don't want any of the tire kicking out to STDOUT.

js repl for rails

Provides class and method documentation right in your RubyMotion REPL. Only activates when running on simulator.

It transform Ruby to a Lisp with braces, included REPL and COMPILE mode.

Rapel (ruh-PELL) provides a multi-client, multi-runtime REPL server which accepts incoming expressions, e.g. 2+2, evaluates them in a runtime, and returns the result, e.g. 4.

Hammer-CLI-Console is a plugin to hammer which provides a REPL feature to the Hammer environment similar to `rails console`.

Using a lexical parser, this gem allows you to add hacks to your REPL session allowing you to have shortcut syntax. Things such as [0] pry(main)> object.@ivar => :im_the_return_of_an_instance_variable Or [0] pry(main)> %S{hello symbol world} => [:hello, :symbol, :world] And even the most desired ruby syntax of all is planned to come, that's right. Increment and decrement operators. [0] pry(main)> i++ => 1 [1] pry(main)> i-- => 0

REPL for Rampcode, a bytebeat interpreter for Puredata

shellac is a REPL for Varnish's varnishlog command. It's a simple tool for interacting with an HTTP request/response and the request/response seen/sent by varnishlog. The goal is to help operators dissect activity on very busy Varnish servers.

REPL representable command line tool framework. its goal is composable, gem distributable, descriptable, expandable CUI tool framework.

Bitcoin p2p message repl tool.

Another gem REPL to manage your bitso account