A custom element to display web vitals metrics on your page.
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A custom element to display web vitals metrics on your page.
A web server that fetches data from the News API and formats it for display in the terminal.
ThisMyPC provides a neat web interface that can be used for browsing your desktop drives from any device in your browser itself. With the help of NodeJs, the file details are displayed in JSON format that can then we easily displayed in web browsers.
Generate Scriptable app widget to query PurpleAir sensor and display local AQI.
Dispatch your actions manually to test if your app reacts well.
:ram: Lisp that compiles to JavaScript in the Ramda way
A JavaScript library for display ads in React applications.
Mobile app splash screen generator
Flux dispatcher plugin for Aurelia
A Node.js CLI for displaying stock exchange quotes
Common Lisp grammar for tree-sitter
Cyborg Whisperer (formerly lisply-mcp): the gaming-language upstream. Looking for the plain-language fork? github.com/genworks/lisply-mcp
Add syntax highlighting and other goodies to Practical Common Lisp by Peter Seibel.
Displays automatic scale bars for projected geospatial data.
Sonntagsfrage is an iOS 14 Widget displaying current polls for upcoming elections in Germany.
Display PDFs in your Dash apps.
Web browser based file manager for ESP32 in micropython
Capacitor plugin to use Crisp native SDK
Capacitor plugin to prompt to display dialog for saving password to keychain for iOS webview app.
HOMR-REACT is a small html5 app that provides simple status displays and switches for smart home applications.
:pencil: A universal, intercultural and user-friendly way to display numbers
This is an extension for the MagicMirror² (https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror). It provides the ability to subscribe to MQTT topics and display them.
:watch: Watch a directory for file changes (.cfc, .cfm, .xml) to trigger mxunit test suite full run, displaying results in the console
Display your most used licenses as an SVG on your profile README.