Welcome to Remix!

Remix is a framework for building better websites using modern web standards andbest practices. We are happy you're here!

This repository contains the Remix source code. This repo is a work in progress,so we appreciate your patience as we figure things out.

Documentation

For documentation about Remix, please visit our website.

Also, please join our community on Discord.

The documentation is automatically generated on each release from the files inthe docs directory.

Contributing

If you're interested in contributing code and/or documentation, please readthis first.

Code of Conduct

Please see our code of conduct for any questions about thekind of community we are trying to build here and what to do if you need helpwith someone who is not acting professionally.

Helpful Decorators For Typescript Projects

Installation

npm install helpful-decoratorsyarn add helpful-decorators

Usage

delay - Add setTimeout functionality to the method

import { delay } from 'helpful-decorators';class Test { @delay(1000) method() {   // ... }}

debounce - Add debounce functionality to the method (options)

import { debounce } from 'helpful-decorators';class Test { @debounce(1000, options) method() {   // ... }}

throttle - Add throttle functionality to the method (options)

import { throttle } from 'helpful-decorators';class Test { @throttle(1000, options) method() {   // ... }}

once - Add once functionality to the method

import { once } from 'helpful-decorators';class Test { @once method() {   // This will run only once

Features

• More than double the speed of other object diff libraries
• Extremely lightweight, <1kb minified
• Supports Deno, Node, the web, and even service workers. Also comes with built in Typescript types
• Very easy to use, having just a single diff() function
• Full support for objects like new Date() and new RegExp()

Get started

First, install Microdiff

npm i microdiff

If you are using Deno, you can import it from Deno.land with the link https://deno.land/x/microdiff@VERSION/index.ts (remember to change @VERSION to the version you want to use).

After you install it, simply import it and run it on two objects.

import diff from "microdiff";const obj1 = {    originalProperty: true,};const obj2 =

the-node-way

Design patterns and best practices for building scaleable, maintainable and beautiful Node.js applications.

Introduction

What is The Node Way?

Master The Fundamentals

Understanding Error-First Callbacks
Testing Essentials

Start Building

Designing Singletons
Designing Custom Types
Designing Factories

Get Fancy

How require() Actually Works
Dangerous Module Design Patterns

Visit thenodeway.io and learn the way.
All code examples and website updates will be added to this repo. Watch for new posts, articles, and more.

2016 Copyright Fred K. Schott. All rights reserved.

CKEditor 5

A set of ready-to-use rich text editors created with a powerful framework. Made with real-time collaborative editing in mind.

Table of contents

• Quick start
  • CKEditor 5 builds
  • CKEditor 5 Framework
• Documentation and FAQ
• Contributing and project organization
  • Ideas and discussions
  • Development
  • Reporting issues and feature requests
• Releases
• Packages
  • Core libraries
  • Builds
  • Features
  • Editors
  • Themes
• License

Quick start

CKEditor 5 builds

CKEditor 5 builds are a set of ready-to-use rich text editors. Every "build" provides a single type of editor with a set of features and a default configuration.

The following CKEditor 5 builds are currently available:

• Classic editor
• Inline editor
• Balloon editor
• Balloon block editor
• Document editor

Example

Creating an editor using a CKEditor 5 build is very simple and can be described in two steps:

1. Load the desired editor via the <script> tag.
2. Call the static create() method to create the editor.

In your HTML page add

react-intersection-observer

React implementation of theIntersection Observer APIto tell you when an element enters or leaves the viewport. Contains both aHooks, render props andplain children implementation.

Storybook Demo:https://react-intersection-observer.vercel.app

Features

• Hooks or Component API - With useInView it's easier than ever tomonitor elements
• Optimized performance - Reuses Intersection Observer instances wherepossible
• Matches native API - Intuitive to use
• Ready to test - Mocks the Intersection Observer for easy testing withJest
• Tree-shakeable - Only include the parts you use
• Tiny bundle ~1.7 kB gzipped

Installation

Install using Yarn:

yarn add react-intersection-observer

or NPM:

npm install react-intersection-observer --save

Usage

useInView hook

// Use object destructing, so you don't need to remember the exact orderconst { ref, inView, entry } = useInView(options);// Or array destructing, making it easy to customize the

Streak Counter

This is a basic streak counter - inspired by Duolingo - written in TypeScript and meant for the browser (uses localStorage).

Install

yarn add use-streak

npm install use-streak

Usage

import { useStreak } from "use-streak";const today = new Date();const streak = useStreak(localStorage, today);// streak returns an object:// {//    currentCount: 1,//    lastLoginDate: "11/11/2021",//    startDate: "11/11/2021",// }

LICENSE

MIT. Just make sure you give acknowledgements to this repo.

Welcome to Pivot.js

Pivot.js is a simple way for you to get to your data. It allows for thecreation of highly customizable unique table views from your browser.

In data processing, a pivot table is a data summarization tool found indata visualization programs such as spreadsheets or business intelligencesoftware. Among other functions, pivot-table tools can automatically sortcount, total or give the average of the data stored in one table orspreadsheet. It displays the results in a second table (called a "pivottable") showing the summarized data.

In our case, results (or the pivot-table) will be displayed as an HTML tablepivoting from the input data (CSV or JSON). Without further ado let's get to usage.

View an example or view the Docs for more information.

Usage

Step one is to initialize the pivot object. It expects the following attributes:

• csv - which should contain a

mdsvex

A Markdown preprocessor for Svelte. Markdown in Svelte.

mdsvex.com

Packages

This is a monorepo containing mdsvex and any supporting packages. Each repo has it's own readme with more details.

• site - The documentation website.
• mdsvex - mdsvex itself.
• svelte-parse - Generate a svast AST from a Svelte components.
• svast - An AST specification with accompanying TypeScript definitions.
• svast-stringify - Turn a svast AST into a Svelte component.
• svast-utils - Utilities for working with a svast tree.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. This repo uses changesets to manage changelogs and versioning. All pull requests need an accompanying changeset file (PRs to the documentation website do not need a changeset file). If you know how changesets work then feel free to add one with the appropriate packages, versions and a description of the change. If you don't know how changesets work, don't worry about it, I am happy to add one (a

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Fast, disk space efficient package manager:

• Fast. Up to 2x faster than the alternatives (see benchmark).
• Efficient. Files inside node_modules are linked from a single content-addressable storage.
• Great for monorepos.
• Strict. A package can access only dependencies that are specified in its package.json.
• Deterministic. Has a lockfile called pnpm-lock.yaml.
• Works as a Node.js version manager. See pnpm env use.
• Works everywhere. Supports Windows, Linux, and macOS.
• Battle-tested. Used in production by teams of all sizes since 2016.

To quote the Rush team:

Microsoft uses pnpm in Rush repos with hundreds of projects and hundreds of PRs per day, and weve found it to be very fast and reliable.

Sponsors

Support this project by becoming a sponsor.

Background

pnpm uses a content-addressable filesystem to store all files from all module directories on a diskWhen using