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Textures.js is a JavaScript library for creating SVG patterns. Made on top of d3.js, it is designed for data visualization. Import textures.js from NPM. You can also use textures.js in your HTML page with a <script> tag by downloading textures.js to a local folder or by using the Unpkg CDN network. Textures.js can be used alongside d3.

...Everything you need to build a web extension (manifest.json, .zip building, etc.), thanks to adambullmer/vue-cli-plugin-browser-extension. Build the extension into the dist folder for production. A zip file is also built and is located in the artifacts directory. Build the extension for development and watch over file changes. It also automatically reloads your extension into your browsers. If you are using GitHub Actions, you can easily automatically build a zip of your extension and create a new GitHub release, each time a new tag is pushed. ...

...It is a minimal vue admin template with Element UI, axios, iconfont, permission control, and lint. The current version is v4.0+ build on vue-cli. If you want to use the old version , you can switch branch to tag/3.11.0, it does not rely on vue-cli. If you want router permission && generate menu by user roles , you can use this branch permission-control. For typescript version, you can use vue-typescript-admin-template (Credits: @Armour). For publishing, you only have to publish the resulting static file after build, which is usually the static file in the dist folder, to your cdn or static server. ...

This is a starter template for a MkDocs Jekyll theme. GitHub pages uses Jekyll natively, so when I make documentation, I typically look for Jekyll templates. Why? Using Jekyll means that I can use markdown, and allow for users to easily contribute, and build automatically just by way of pushing to a master branch (or general GitHub pages). I’ve liked MkDocs in the past, but it required me to use a special renderer. I also felt limited in my ability to customize it. The same is true for...

...It uses webpack with nodemon and Apollo Server under the hood, so we get features like Live Reloading, GraphQL Playground, GraphQL Imports, and much more right out of the box. ES module imports and dynamic imports ()'s thanks to Babel. Runs graphics in development mode. Graphpack will watch for changes in your ./src folder and automatically reload the server. Creates a production-ready build under the project roots build folder. Alternatively, you can create a src/schema.js and use the template literal tag gql by graphql-tag. Graphpack can resolve both .js and .graphql files. For custom configuration, you can create a graphpack config file in cosmiconfig format.

Customizable browser based (text/web(WYSIWYG)) file editors environment in PHP (GPL Licensed) with loads of features. (tested only in firefox)