WebExtension Target for Webpack 5. Supports code-splitting and HMR.
- webextension
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Read & analyze GTFS datasets using Node.js.
New York City Census Reporting Tool
- census-data
- demographics
- nyc
- ember
:newspaper: A text field that supports HTML editing. :memo:
Support lazily loading your Ember app via splitting it up into Bundles
A hybrid LaTeX code + rich-text editor. It seamlessly syncs a rich-text What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) view with raw LaTeX source code, featuring real-time KaTeX math preview and one-click PDF export via online compilers.
Bitcoin TypeScript/JavaScript Library for NodeJS, Browser and Mobile. Segwit & Taproot support.✨
Proper MongoDB aggregations support for Meteor
Export content from draft-js into an abstract syntax tree.
Desktop & phone notifications for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor). Native VS Code support. Toast + ntfy push. Zero dependencies.
Hash a value to a valid port
Parses a CSS file, finds imports, grabs the content of the linked file and replaces the import statement with it.
- gulp-plugin
A NodeJS module for reporting new version of Chrome extension being published on Chrome Web Store
Asset loading support for Ember applications
- ember
- ember-engines
- broccoli
A module to export and format the content from the React Draft.js framework.
Stand alone shallowCompare for use in libraries that support shouldComponentUpdate
Universal, reliable dark mode support for Capacitor apps on the web, iOS and Android
- capacitor
- capacitor-android
- capacitor-ios
- capacitor-plugin
Textures.js ported to React. Fully isomorphic.
Production-ready headless CMS starter template built with Next.js, Strapi, and Tailwind CSS for optimal SEO.
Get the imports and exports from your ES6 modules
An ES2015 port of the Dragula library, targeted at the Aurelia Framework
Format a TAP stream using Mocha's set of reporters
The Network Development and Deployment Initiative (NDDI), a partnership between Internet2, Indiana University and others was formed to create a new network platform and complementary software, which together will support global scientific research in a revolutionary new way. The Open Exchange Software Suite (OESS) is the first software product to emerge from this partnership. Internet2's 100G nationwide AL2S network is also a product of this effort.
Instanbul coverage reporting for projects being tested by web-component-tester