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Bootstrap-datepicker provides a flexible datepicker widget in the Bootstrap style. Versions are incremented according to semver. As with bootstrap’s own plugins, datepicker provides a data-api that can be used to instantiate datepickers without the need for custom javascript. You can disable datepicker’s data-api in the same way as you would disable other bootstrap plugins. Most options can be provided via data-attributes. An option can be converted to a data-attribute by taking its name...

Dashy is an open-source, highly customizable, easy-to-use, privacy-respecting dashboard app. With tons of built-in themes to choose form, plus a UI color palette editor, you can have a unique-looking dashboard in no time. There is also support for custom CSS, and since all properties use CSS variables, it is easy to override. Dashy can auto-fetch icons from the favicon of each of your apps/ services. There is also native support for Font Awesome, Material Design Icons, emoji icons and of course...

Observable Plot is a free, open-source JavaScript library to help you quickly visualize tabular data. It has a concise and (hopefully) memorable API to foster fluency — and plenty of examples to learn from and copy-paste. In the spirit of show don’t tell, below is a scatterplot of the height and weight of Olympic athletes (sourced from Matt Riggott), constructed using a dot mark. We assign columns of data (such as weight) to visual properties (such as the dot’s x), and Plot infers the rest. You...

This small component allows you to integrate an excel-like datasheet. By default, the spreadsheet handles keyboard navigation and copy-pasting of cells. This example computes expression underneath using mathjs. On an invalid expression, the cell changes color to show the error. Note that react-datasheet does not handle the validation nor the formula computation. Custom renderers allow you to add significant new capabilities to your sheets without requiring changes to react-datagrid itself...

stylefmt is a tool that automatically formats CSS according to stylelint rules. stylefmt'd code is easier to write. Never worry about minor formatting concerns while hacking away. Easier to read, when all code looks the same you need not mentally convert others' formatting style into something you can understand. Easier to maintain, mechanical changes to the source don't cause unrelated changes to the file's formatting; diffs show only the real changes. Uncontroversial, never have a debate...