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Twitter’s open source emoji has you covered for all your project's emoji needs. With support for the latest Unicode emoji specification, featuring 3,245 emojis, and all for free. As an open source project, attribution is critical from a legal, practical and motivational perspective in our opinion. The graphics are licensed under the CC-BY 4.0 which has a pretty good guide on best practices for attribution. Although there are two kinds of parsing supported by this utility, we recommend you...

You can use Numerals in the browser and in Node.js. Create an instance of a numeral, Numeral takes numbers or strings that it trys to convert into a number. Numbers can be formatted to look like currency, percentages, times, or even plain old numbers with decimal places, thousands, and abbreviations. And you can always create a custom format. Set a default format so you can use .format() without a string. The default format to '0,0'. Set a custom output when formatting numerals with a value...

...Instead of fetching the same scripts from the network on every visit, Basket.js downloads them once, stores them locally under a configurable key, and reuses the cached version until you decide to invalidate or expire it. The library provides a higher-level API where you describe which scripts to load, along with metadata like expiration time, a unique version string, or whether to execute the script immediately. Modern versions expose a Promise-based interface and support modular usage via ES Modules or CommonJS, so you can integrate it into contemporary build setups and bundlers. ...

sw8t.xml is a free, open source, lightweight, easy to learn JavaScript XML Parser. Parse XML from a string or a URL. Traverse, read, and edit the DOM. Interact with XML using a powerful, intuitive API. sw8t.xml has moved! sw8t.xml has become part of the jbulb marknote project. For the newest download and documentation information on marknote, see: http://jbulb.org