Assay MiniTest defines a set of MiniTest-compatible assertion and extension method which seemlessly delegate on Assay assertions. This allows developers to change test frameworks without having to completely rewrite a slew of previously written MiniTest-based tests and/or sepcifications.
Assay TestUnit defines a set of TestUnit-compatible assertion methods which depend on Assay's assertion classes. This allows developers to change test frameworks without having to change a slew of previously defined assertions.
The Scientist Ruby SDK. It provides read access to Services and Suppliers through scientist.com's JSON API.
Assay defines assertions in the same way that Ruby defines exceptions. Each type of asserition, called an assay, is then a child of the base Assertion class, which itself is a subclass of the Exception class.
Fluidity is a test assertions framework built on top of the Assay assertions meta-framework. It provides an elegant fluid notation for specifying test assertions.
Spectroscope is a BDD framework built on RubyTest designed to emulate RSpec in most respects. It is assertion framework independent so any number of assertion systems can be used, such as Assay or AE.
RSpecial defines a set of RSpec-compatible matcher methods which are BRASS compliant by using Assay as a backend. This allows developers to switch to BRASS compliant test frameworks without having to change a slew of previously written RSpec-based specifications.
A Ruby Gem used for consolidating files containing lists with a unique identifier (such as genetic sequence) and their associated value, count, or sum (in asc or desc order) into a single file. We've used it for sequencing and genomic searches for assay development in molecular diagnostics to consolidate distributed processes and pipelines. Also helpful for bioinformatics and NLP applications to summarize occurences of frequency.