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k8s-graceful-shutdown
The library provides the resources to implement graceful shutdown
...We need to handle the termination signals emitted by Kubernetes. The simple app shown above, adds a graceful shutdown period of 5 seconds after which the hook, which takes care of closing the server with the help of our shutdown functionality, gets triggered. Upon sending a SIGINT or SIGTERM signal, the user can see that a grace period of 5 seconds after which a waiting async operation of 3 seconds takes place, and only then the message 'shutdown after graceful period' indicate the closing of the server will be displayed. The app also showcases the functionality of the "getHealthHandler". ... -
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marble
Functional reactive Node.js framework for building server-side apps
Marble.js is a functional reactive Node.js framework for building server-side applications, based on TypeScript and RxJS. The core concept of Marble.js assumes that almost everything is a stream. The main building block of the whole framework is an Effect, which is just a function that returns a stream of events. With the big popularity of RxJS Observable, you can create a referential transparent program specification made up of functions that may produce side effects like network, logging, database access, etc. ... -
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html-pdf-chrome
HTML to PDF or image (jpeg, png, webp) converter via Chrome/Chromium
HTML to PDF or image (jpeg, png, webp) converter via Chrome/Chromium. This library is NOT meant to accept untrusted user input. Doing so may have serious security risks such as Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF). If you run into CORS issues, try using the --disable-web-security Chrome flag, either when you start Chrome externally, or in options.chromeFlags. This option should only be used if you fully trust the code you are executing during a print job. It is strongly recommended that you keep Chrome running side-by-side with Node.js. ... -
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TanStack Bling
Framework agnostic transpilation utilities for client/server RPCs
TanStack Bling is a compact, opinionated helper library providing syntactic sugar and utility helpers to enhance productivity and readability in TanStack-based projects, without enforcing architecture. Framework agnostic transpilation utilities for client/server RPCs, env isolation, islands, module splitting, and more. Simplified syntax for repetitive patterns like caching or state updates. Integration with TanStack Query and Router for DRY code. Designed for readability and developer ergonomics. -
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esri-loader
A tiny library to help load ArcGIS API for JavaScript modules
...Then see more in depth instructions on how to configure the esri-loader and use it with React, Vue.js, Angular, Ember, or the ArcGIS Types. Learn how esri-loader can help improve application load performance and allow you to use the ArcGIS API in server-side rendered applications. The code snippets below show how to load the ArcGIS API and its modules and then use them to create a map. Where you would place similar code in your application will depend on which application framework you are using. See below for examples that are specific to React, Vue.js, Angular, Ember, and example applications written in over a dozen frameworks. -
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NuxtJS
The Intuitive Web Framework, based on Vue 3
...Decide what rendering strategy at the route level: SSR, SSG, CSR, ISR, ESR, SWR. Build any kind of website or web application with optimized performance in mind. By leveraging server-side rendering, ESM format and optimized images, Nuxt websites are indexable by search engines while giving the feeling of an app to the end-users. -
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Rakkas
Bleeding-edge React framework powered by Vite
Rakkas is a bleeding-edge full-stack React framework powered by Vite. You can consider it an up-and-coming alternative to Next.js, Remix, or Gatsby. Although many features have been implemented, Rakkas is still under heavy development. It uses experimental and/or beta features of React and Vite. Minor releases will introduce breaking changes until we hit 1.0. As such, it's not yet ready for production use. If you need a stable React framework try Next.js, Remix, or Gatsby. create-rakkas-app... -
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FastImage
FastImage, performant React Native image component.
React Native's Image component handles image caching like browsers for the most part. If the server is returning proper cache control headers for images you'll generally get the sort of built in caching behavior you'd have in a browser. Scale the image uniformly (maintain the image's aspect ratio) so that both dimensions (width and height) of the image will be equal to or less than the corresponding dimension of the view (minus padding). -
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uttp
Write your request handlers once, run anywhere
...Request handlers are passed a set of universal functions that vary in implementation across frameworks but retain the same signature. Runners are an easy way to get a server up for a framework by providing your handler. Only some frameworks are supported. For all server frameworks uttp supports this will show Hello world as HTML. Then you can use adapters to get middleware/plugins/handlers for the server frameworks. -
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generator-ngx-rocket
Extensible Angular 13+ enterprise-grade project generator
...Local knowledgebase server using Hads. Progressive Web App (PWA) support. -
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Apollo CLI
Tooling for development and production Apollo workflows
Apollo CLI brings together your GraphQL clients and servers with tools for validating your schema, linting your operations for compatibility with your server, and generating static types for improved client-side type safety. Over time, your graph evolves to incorporate data from more and more parts of your organization. Apollo Federation is the industry-standard open architecture for distributing your graph across multiple services, enabling different backend teams to maintain different subgraphs independently. ... -
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tabix
Tabix.io UI
...Minimizes brackets and subqueries. Setting the autocompletion / enableLiveAutocompletion. Backlight brackets. The list of functions is loaded based on the capabilities of the server. Displays which query is running. Display the number of tables at the database. The icon of the table depends on its engine. List of fields in the table and inserting the field when clicking in the editor. DB selection via double click in the tree, pop-up window about selection. Search in the tree of objects, filtering the tree. ... -
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Aleph.js
The Full-stack Framework in Deno
The Full-stack Framework in Deno. Aleph.js gives you the best developer experience for building web applications. Aleph.js is a modern framework that doesn't need webpack or another bundler since it uses the ES Module syntax during development. Every module only needs to be compiled once, when a module changes, Aleph.js just needs to re-compile that single module. There is no time wasted re-bundling every time a change is made. This, along with Hot Module Replacement (HMR) and Fast Refresh,... -
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Serverless Next.js Component
Deploy your Next.js apps on AWS Lambda@Edge via Serverless Components
...It is the component's job to deploy your application ensuring parity with all of next's features we know and love. We try to emulate all or most of the routing and server-side logic from Next.js. -
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Nexus
Code-First, Type-Safe, GraphQL Schema Construction
...We auto-generate type-definitions as you develop, and infer them in your code, giving you IDE completion and type error catching out of the box! Nexus can work with existing graphql-js types when constructing its schema. The generated schema works with your favorite tools like Apollo Server or GraphQL middleware. GraphQL Nexus is a declarative syntax layered on the graphql-js library. Whatever you can do with graphql-js or apollo-tools, you can do with Nexus. Automatically generates and infers types based on the schema. No need to manually add annotations, Nexus can automatically infer them in TypeScript using global declaration merging and conditional type inference. ... -
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ngx-auth-firebaseui
Angular Material UI component for firebase authentication
Open Source Library for Angular Web Apps to integrate a material user interface built for firebase authentication. Angular UI component for firebase authentication. This library is an angular module (including angular components and services) that allows to authenticate your users with your firebase project. NgxAuthFirebseUI is compatible with angular material and angular flexLayout. It uses a responsive and accessible web design UX/UI from google material concepts and components (supporting... -
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OpenAPI-to-GraphQL
Translate APIs described by OpenAPI Specifications (OAS) into GraphQL
...Mutations Non-safe, non-idempotent API operations (e.g., POST, PUT, DELETE) are translated to GraphQL mutations. Input payload is type-checked. GraphQL subscriptions allow clients to receive a stream of events, such as updates whenever data changes on the GraphQL server. -
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CovidPass
Web app for adding EU Digital COVID Certificates to your wallet apps
...So that you can make an informed decision, please read the Privacy Policy. Processing of your data happens entirely in your browser and only a hashed representation is sent to the server for the signing step. -
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GraphQL Koa Middleware
Create a GraphQL HTTP server with Koa
Create a GraphQL HTTP server with Koa. This module includes a TypeScript declaration file to enable auto-complete in compatible editors and type information for TypeScript projects. By default, the koa request is passed as the GraphQL context. Since most koa middleware operates by adding extra data to the request object, this means you can use most koa middleware just by inserting it before graphqlHTTP is mounted. -
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Intern
A next-generation code testing stack for JavaScript
Intern is a complete test system for JavaScript designed to help you write and run consistent, high-quality test cases for your JavaScript libraries and applications. It can be used to test any JavaScript code. Intern is minimally prescriptive and enforces only a basic set of best practices designed to ensure your tests stay maintainable over time. Its extensible architecture allows you to write custom test interfaces, executors, and reporters to influence how your tests run & easily... -
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Bottender
A framework for building conversational user interfaces
...It has been optimized for real-world use cases, automatic batching requests and dozens of other compelling features. With Bottender, you only need a few configurations to make your bot work with channels, automatic server listening, webhook setup, signature verification and so much more. Bottender has some functional and declarative approaches can help you define your conversations. -
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Graphile Starter
Opinionated SaaS quick-start with pre-built user account
...We've added many features that most projects require, but you're free to remove them or replace them with whatever you need. We use Next.js to serve the React app. This gives us server-side rendering, routing, bundle splitting, hot reloading, and much more. However, in development when you visit a page it must first be loaded from the file system and transpiled and bundled by the server, served to the client, and then executed. This means there can be a small delay when loading a web page for the first time in development. ... -
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After.js
Next.js-like framework for server-rendered React apps
Next.js is awesome. However, its routing system isn't for me. IMHO React Router is a better foundation upon which such a framework should be built, and that's the goal here. Routes are just components and don't / should not have anything to do with folder structure. Static route configs are fine. Next.js's getInitialProps was/is a brilliant idea. Route-based code-splitting should come for free or be easy to opt into. Route-based transitions/analytics/data loading/preloading etc., should... -
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REACT COOL STARTER
A starter boilerplate for a universal web app
A simple but feature-rich starter boilerplate for creating your own universal app. It built on the top of React, Redux, React Router and Express. Includes all the hot stuff and modern web development tools such as Redux Toolkit, TypeScript, Webpack, Babel, PostCSS, React Refresh, Jest and React Testing Library. See the “Features” section for other awesome features you can expect. They're several React frameworks today, however this is a DIY-oriented start-kit. It shows you how to build a... -
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GQless
a GraphQL client without queries
a GraphQL client built for rapid iteration. From previously working on a large GraphQL codebase, the boilerplate involved with shipping new features often slowed me down. gqless is a fundamentally new approach to a GraphQL client. It makes using your API enjoyable, by generating queries at runtime based upon the data your app consumes. I wanted a GraphQL client that lets you forget you're using GraphQL, whilst tackling some issues shared across all existing GraphQL clients. First you'd need...
