mk-pmb/esmod-pmb-js

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

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

Expect two values to be equal, for whatever latest notion of equality.

Generate /etc/hosts lines from recipes, in the format used on PmB servers in 2020.

Split email from a FormDesk web form into separate files.

Translate ubborg dependency trees into ansible playbooks.

Helps me describe system configurations.

Read data/config files in various formats (parsers list is configurable).

Run .mjs files from your command line, with all the tweaks from esmod-pmb.

Overwrite parts of your config object with env vars, trying to be smart.

Augment Node.js errors: Make some errors more helpful.

tryit + verror = Verbosely try.

Parser for a custom notation scheme for TCP/UDP host/port ACL/flags/options.

Guess an import identifier that might require.resolve() to the same file path but starts with a package name.

String together your potentially promise-returning functions into a chain of responsibility. (The fallback pattern trying all strategies one after the other until one of them solves the task.)

Based on a module load function (typically your module's `require`, or a proxy for your `import`), create a function that promises to load the first available module from an array of candidate module names, probed in series.

Embrace and extend GNU sed, the stream editor for filtering and transforming text.