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201.agrevster / pocketbase-kotlin

A multi-platform Kotlin SDK for Pocketbase.

kotlin
kotlin-library
kotlin-multiplatform
pocketbase

Kotlin MIT67 total13 forks

+1 stars

from 66 · score 0.69

202.Cap-go / capacitor-health

Capacitor plugin to interact with data from Apple healthKit and Google Fit

capacitor
ionic
plugin

Kotlin MPL-2.032 total21 forks

+1 stars

from 31 · score 0.69

203.BitFlaker / lucidsourcekit

This app is supposed to be an all-you-need toolkit for lucid dreaming with a focus on feature richness and customizability

dream
lucid
lucid-dreaming
lucid-dream
reality-check
reminder
+6 more

Kotlin GPL-3.027 total5 forks

+1 stars

from 26 · score 0.69

204.huanshankeji / exposed-vertx-sql-client

Execute Exposed statements with Vert.x Reactive SQL Client

jetbrains-exposed
kotlin
postgresql-client
vertx-sql-client

Kotlin APACHE-2.013 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 12 · score 0.69

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