raynos/map-async

A Test-Anything-Protocol library for JavaScript

JavaScript test spies, stubs and mocks.

A terminal workshop runner framework

A simple JavaScript implementation of `du -sb`

A tool for analyzing the module tree of a browserify bundle or node project

A tool based on D3.js for analyzing/visualizing webpack bundle/stats or electrode.io project

A near-perfect GitHub style Markdown to HTML converter

A browserify transform that automatically installs missing dependencies

Execute commands in parallel

This is the service component of Authentic. This will help decode tokens so that you can authenticate users within a microservice.

Create observable file system scopes using observ pattern.

A terminal workshop runner framework

A terminal workshop runner framework

Browserify transform to use Sweet.js macros

Generate an agenda for a Node.js working group based on GitHub issue labels

A temporary fork of the popular terminal workshop runner framework

A terminal workshop runner framework

Given a list of packages, recursively retrieve their dependencies and generate a flat list of each dependency and its corresponding version

Given a list of modules, recursively retrieve their dependency graph and generate a flat list of each module's dependencies

An npm registry proxy that uses your npm cache to retrieve modules, allowing for offline access to any modules you've previously installed pretty much ever.

Flexible static blog generator

Command-line tool for quickly printing a list of keys in a leveldb database

A levelup interface on top of indexeddb

Send notifications to facebook

Takes in a graph describing streams, and builds up the pipeline

Automatically add and remove chunks from continuous ndarrays as required.

A wrapper for Kappa for easier configuration with certificate-authenticated support

Browserify transform to use Sweet.js macros

Build predefined routes to static files for faster serving

Traverse the dependency graph of a CSS project using npm-style import statements

See with modules are used the most

Use the nodei.co Node.js package download count API to create CSV data on package use