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CF-Workers-SUB is a project that uses Cloudflare Workers to aggregate or convert multiple subscription sources (for proxy nodes/configs) into a personalized subscription link for the user. Essentially, it lets you input your own node(s) and then generate a unified subscription endpoint that others can use with tools like Clash, Sing-box, or V2Ray. The repository emphasizes being user-friendly for scenarios where one has many proxy/node links but wants to streamline into a single subscription...

IIPImage is a high performance image server and client for viewing, navigating and zooming within high resolution images on the internet. Images in TIFF or JPEG2000 format are efficiently streamed by the server to a choice of clients that can be embedded within a web page.

imgix.js is a dependency-free JavaScript library for the browser that allows for easy integration of imgix into websites. imgix.js allows developers to easily generate responsive images using the srcset and sizes attributes, or the picture element. This lets you write a single image URL that is parsed and used to make images look great at any screen size, by using imgix to process and resize your images on the fly. imgix.js is designed to run in the browser, manipulating existing img...

Want to use Vanilla JS but find native APIs a bit unwieldy? Bliss is for you. Designed to work with Vanilla JS, not replace it. Only adds one _ property (optional, customizable). Know what you’re running. Excellent for learning. Use polyfills to extend browser support. Adding new blissful methods is easy as pie! Only 3KB minified & gzipped! Bliss is just a collection of helpers and light syntactic sugar over Vanilla JS. It does not account for browser bugs or lack of support of certain APIs,...

Lightweight framework for old-school RPG GUI in the web! This framework provides an out-of-the-box GUI for web games with an old-school RPG style. Once including this lib all you need to do is start adding regular html elements with RPGUI classes, and RPGUI will do all the rest! RPGUI should work on all modern browsers, and it's tested and confirmed on Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer Edge. Using RPGUI doesn't require coding at all! Just using CSS classes. A complete and whole...