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The MongoDB Node.js driver allows Node.js applications to connect to MongoDB and work with data. The driver features an asynchronous API which allows you to interact with MongoDB using Promises or via traditional callbacks. Whether you are new to MongoDB or you just want to brush up on the core concepts, you can check out the Fundamentals section which features material on using the Node.js driver. The connection URI is the set of instructions that the driver uses to connect to a MongoDB...

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...A simplified single-function version of workerize, offering the same performance as direct Worker usage. Greenlet only supports browser environments, since it uses Web Workers. For use in a NodeJS environment, Web Workers must be polyfilled using a library like node-webworker. Accepts an async function with, produces a copy of it that runs within a Web Worker. Never call greenlet() dynamically. Doing so creates a new Worker thread for every call. Since Greenlets can't rely on surrounding scope anyway, it's best to always create them at the "top" of your module. ...

A tool that tries to automatically update most dependencies, config files, and JavaScript files that require Babel packages directly to Babel 7 (and more in the future). Log when replacing out preset-es2015,16,17, latest as FYI. Figure out how to change nested .babelrcs into using "overrides" instead. Monorepo support. Modify other config files as we go. Add to the upgrade guide which parts are autofixable and the command (if we care enough to make this individually runnable too...

A NodeJS based webserver that polls your nagios server for state information and provides ajax-like updates to a web browser. The aim is to provide a single nagios operational overview screen that is useful on wall-mounted displays.