Search Results for "safe"

Underscore.js is a JavaScript utility-library created by Jeremy Ashkenas that provides a broad set of functions for working with arrays, objects, functions, and other data types — essentially a “utility belt” for functional programming in JS. Instead of extending built-in objects or modifying prototypes, Underscore provides its helpers in a single _ namespace, enabling cross-browser support and consistent behaviour across environments. It offers map/filter/reduce, deep-cloning, templating,...

Puppeteer is a headless Node library that provides a high level API for controlling Chromium or Chrome over the DevTools protocol. It requires zero setup and comes bundled with the Chromium version most suited to it. Puppeteer is headless by default, making it fast to run. However, it can also be set to run full or non-headless Chrome or Chromium, simply set the headless option when launching a browser. Many of the things you can do manually in the browser, you can also do with Puppeteer...

A simple JavaScript framework to implement MVC pattern and safe against XSS attacks using nodeValue property rather innerHTML.

minireset.css is a very small CSS reset that removes the most inconsistent default styles across browsers without wiping out useful defaults. Unlike heavy resets or opinionated base styles, it aims to be non-intrusive and safe to drop into any project. It normalizes margins, box sizing, and some inline element behaviors so that components render predictably. The file is intentionally short and readable, making it easy to audit and tailor to your needs. Because the footprint is tiny, it’s friendly for performance-sensitive apps and component libraries. It’s well-suited for situations where you want consistent baseline behavior but prefer to supply your own design system styles on top.

...A comprehensive polyfill suite patches browser support when it is broken or missing. As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives, however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user. Custom browser builds can be created on the site download page. In addition, tools like Browserify can also be used to create custom builds, as npm packages are now fully modular.

Fetch for node and Browserify. Built on top of GitHub's WHATWG Fetch polyfill. For ease-of-maintenance and backward-compatibility reasons, this library will always be a polyfill. As a "safe" alternative, which does not modify the global, consider fetch-ponyfill. The Fetch API is currently not implemented consistently across browsers. This module will enable you to use fetch in your Node code in a cross-browser compliant fashion. The Fetch API is part of the Web platform API defined by the standards bodies WHATWG and W3C. ...