Yamale can be run from the command line to validate one or many YAML files. Yamale will search the directory you supply (current directory is default) for YAML files. Each YAML file it finds it will look in the same directory as that file for its schema, if there is no schema Yamale will keep looking up the directory tree until it finds one. If Yamale can not find a schema it will tell you.

Faraday is a ruby HTTP client library that provides a common interface over many adapters. This Ruby library is a Faraday adapter for the Typhoeus parallel HTTP client. It supports parallel HTTP requests and streaming.

This library provides an interface to manage RainMachine smart Wi-Fi sprinkler controllers over a local LAN or remotely through the RainMachine cloud. Users can control watering activities, monitor zones, manage programs, and access various diagnostic information. The library supports functionalities such as starting and stopping zones, enabling and disabling programs, adjusting run times, and handling weather data inputs.

This library allows communication with Wi-Fi-enabled home thermostats made by Radio Thermostat Company of America, including models like the CT30, CT80, and Filtrete 3M50. It provides a way to interact with these devices over a network, enabling control over various thermostat functionality such as temperature settings and modes. The library supports auto-discovery of thermostats on the network and returns thermostat values in a structured format. It also handles device-specific features like hold mode and time synchronization automatically.

This library provides an interface to the Rachio public API. It allows for detailed control and monitoring of Rachio irrigation systems, including the ability to start or stop watering in specific zones, obtain system status updates, and manage schedules. The library interacts directly with Rachio controllers and supports functionalities such as toggling standby modes, starting multiple zone schedules, and setting moisture levels for zones.

This library provides a pure Python implementation of the Modbus protocol as outlined in the MODBUS Application Protocol Specification V1.1b3. It includes both a Modbus client and server with support for TCP and RTU communication modes. This library allows for reading and writing of coils and registers, and supports signed and unsigned register values. It is designed to be very small and lightweight, making it suitable for applications requiring minimal overhead. It can communicate with devices adhering to the Modbus protocol over serial and network interfaces.