mk-pmb/eslint-config-nodejs-pmb

ESLint parser that allows for linting of experimental syntax transformed by Babel

Airbnb's base JS ESLint config, following our styleguide

ESLint plugin for finding RegExp mistakes and RegExp style guide violations.

Find the absolute directory path of a filename or a module object. No more excuses for __dirname.

(2022 maintenance fork) Light ESLint plugin for JSON validating

Additional ESLint's rules for Node.js

Re-throw unhandled promise rejections in the next turn, so other listeners get a chance to also run.

sortedjson, guarded against recursion and some unicode confusion.

Concise stack traces for node: pretty-error + compact theme (still with paths) + auto-start.

Embrace and extend jQuery, taking inspiration from dom80-pmb.

Let me use `svelte-browser-import` self-hosted (or offline) with less boilerplate code.

If your container element holds just a single property, and its key is named as you suspect it may, return just that property's value. Otherwise, return the original container. Useful for `require(…).default` situations.

Rudimentary EventEmitter-style event manager for running serially async handler chains that update a shared state object unless the chain is aborted.

A suggestion and utility for easily wrapping your API JSON reply in JSONP packaging.

Limit how often your event handler can be called within a certain duration. Basically a debounce that allows multiple invocations before it triggers.

Convert any unary function into a string template tag that converts all its slot values.

Convert popular SVG shape tags (circle, ellipse, polygon, rect) to path tags.

Embrace and extend psd.js

(cond ? yes : no) but throw if arg types are not (bool, string, string).

Drag the content to scroll your `overflow`-ing HTML5 DOM element.

Lookup a reverse hostname (net.example.domain.sub.dom.ains) in a dictionary object where each level has one hostname part as the keys – or certain kinds of wildcards.

Absolving you from responsibility for choosing a bad HTTP header value that you thought wouldn't really matter anyway – until it does.

Desktop toast popups for Ubuntu, with fallback to xmessage.

A CLI and web frontend framework for interacting with simple calculator functions.

Identify whether an artisanal integer is from Mission Integers, Brooklyn Integers or London Integers.

Normalize/fix various common headaches with user-provided string inputs, deeply if given an object (including array).

Translate between hypothetical elements' atomic number, their systematic element name, and their symbol.

Trying to save you from coding lots of version number conditions.

Flat-copy an object except all methods are bound to a given context. Do not modify the origin object.

Throw better errors.

Validate and normalize a Digital Object Identifier (DOI).

A slightly more concise API for `child_process.spawn()`.

This adapter simplifies interaction between node.js and bash.

Read and parse JSON objects from standard input. They may or may not be wrapped in an array. Hoard all the objects in RAM. Return a promise for an array of all those objects.

Convert any string-producing function to a renderer for JS tagged strings.

Assign number-counting string placeholders for values, remembering the ones already seen.

In your template string, replace all slot (marked by a custom regexp) with string values from your dictionary object, even recursively, but avoiding loops.

Adapting my favorite eslint rules to be compatible with ancient jslint.

Compare target lists of web annotations.

Ensure your input becomes an Array, and keep only the truthy values.

For a given Vue element, guess the chain of ref names by which it can be reached from the app object.

Calculate a SHA-1 hex digest of short or medium length strings in node.js or a web browser (bundling required) independent of which protocol your website was loaded from.

Parse and encode (plain or Base64) data URIs with JSON content and correct MIME type.

Utilities for dealing with lists of dictionaries.

Replace all values in an object with null. Can be useful to help garbage collection while still shadowing same-named prototype keys.