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react-admin
Framework for building B2B applications running in the browser
A frontend Framework for building B2B applications running in the browser on top of REST/GraphQL APIs, using ES6, React and Material Design. React-admin supports most REST and GraphQL dialects, and writing your own adapter takes minutes. Choose among many variants, or replace any component by your own. Build API-based B2B applications using modern React and Material Design. Your first admin only needs 13 lines of code. Adapts to any backend (REST, GraphQL, SOAP, etc.). Powered by material-ui, redux, react-final-form, react-router and a few more. Super-fast UI thanks to optimistic rendering (renders before the server returns). Undo updates and deletes for a few seconds. Relationships (many to one, one to many). Data Validation. Internationalization (i18n). Themeable, Highly customizable interface. Supports any authentication provider (REST API, OAuth, Basic Auth, ...). Full-featured datagrid (sort, pagination, filters). -
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react-cookie-consent
A small, simple and customizable cookie consent bar for use in React
react-cookie-consent is a React component that provides an easy way to implement cookie consent banners for GDPR compliance. It allows developers to quickly add a customizable consent prompt to their websites. -
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react-docgen
A CLI and toolbox to extract information from React component files
react-docgen is a CLI and toolbox to help extracting information from React components, and generate documentation from it. It uses @babel/parser to parse the source into an AST and provides methods to process this AST to extract the desired information. The output / return value is a JSON blob / JavaScript object. It provides a default implementation for React components defined via React.createClass, ES2015 class definitions or functions (stateless components). These component definitions must follow certain guidelines in order to be analyzable. Installing the module adds a react-docgen executable which allows you to convert a single file, multiple files or an input stream. We are trying to make the executable as versatile as possible so that it can be integrated into many workflows. By default, react-docgen will look for the exported component created through React.createClass, a class definition or a function (stateless component) in each file. -
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react-native-safe-area-context
A flexible way to handle safe area insets in JS. Also works on Android
A flexible way to handle safe areas, also works on Android and the Web! This library currently has experimental support for the new react-native architecture. Note that there will be breaking changes and only the latest version of react-native will be supported. This library has 2 important concepts, if you are familiar with React Context this is very similar. The SafeAreaProvider component is a View from where insets provided by Consumers are relative to. This means that if this view overlaps with any system elements (status bar, notches, etc.) these values will be provided to descendent consumers. Usually, you will have one provider at the top of your app. Consumers are components and hooks that allow using inset values provided by the nearest parent Provider. Values are always relative to a provider and not to these components. -
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repo2txt
Web-based tool converts GitHub repository contents
repo2txt is an open-source developer tool that converts the contents of a code repository into a single structured text file that can be easily consumed by large language models. The tool is designed to address the challenge of analyzing entire codebases with AI assistants, where code is normally distributed across many files and directories. By collecting repository contents and formatting them into a single text document, repo2txt allows developers to feed complete projects into AI systems for analysis, documentation, or code explanation tasks. The application can load repositories from platforms such as GitHub or from local directories and provides an interface for selecting which files should be included in the generated output. It also supports filtering by file types and automatically respecting ignore patterns defined in project configuration files. -
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shrinkpack
Fast, resilient, reproducible builds with npm install
shrinkpack is a tool that helps npm and Yarn projects reduce external dependency risks by storing package tarballs inside the repository. This allows developers to have full control over dependencies, avoiding issues with disappearing or compromised packages. -
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slide-element
Promise-based library for animating elements with dynamic heights
Using JavaScript to animate an element open and closed hasn't traditionally been a straightforward task, especially if it contains dynamically sized content. You could go with something like jQuery's slideToggle(), but that path would require you to take on a lot more code than necessary. Another option is using CSS to change the max-height value of an element, but this approach is filled with arbitrariness and difficult to pull off well when you're not sure how much content you'll be animating over. This library gets the job done using the Web Animations API, and it doesn't require elements to have fixed heights. Instead, element heights are calculated based on their contents, and then the appropriate values are applied to trigger a smooth, native transition. The animations themselves are powered by the same mechanics used within CSS transitions, making it one of the best ways to pull it off in terms of performance. -
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spartan
Cutting-edge tools powering Angular full-stack development
spartan is a modern, experimental full-stack toolkit designed to enhance Angular development by combining a flexible UI component system with a broader application stack. It is structured as a monorepo that includes both a UI library and a full-stack solution, enabling developers to build complete applications with consistent tooling and design patterns. One of its defining characteristics is its inspiration from libraries like shadcn/ui, emphasizing ownership of code rather than heavy abstraction, which allows developers to fully customize and extend their components. The UI layer is built on accessible, unstyled primitives that can be enhanced with styled layers, giving teams control over both accessibility and visual design without being locked into a rigid theme. Spartan integrates well with modern Angular tooling such as Nx and Tailwind CSS, making it suitable for scalable, enterprise-level projects. -
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superfluid protocol-monorepo
Superfluid protocol specification, implementations and development kit
Superfluid is an asset streaming protocol that brings subscriptions, salaries and rewards to DAOs and crypto-native businesses. Settle employees and contributors compensation once and for all, without frictions or fees. Your tokens flow in a continuous stream to recipients, until you edit their compensation or choose to stop it. Create, modify or close streams in a single interface, even if the stream was started on other applications. The Superfluid Protocol is a framework that realizes the real-time finance vision where user accounts are connected together, and transactions can happen between user accounts instantaneously as a result. This repository implements the superfluid protocol as Ethereum contracts. It also contains a Javascript SDK for developing Web3 applications using the superfluid protocol. -
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thinking-orbs
Dotted thought-orb loading indicators for AI & agent UIs
thinking-orbs is a small React package that provides animated dotted status indicators for AI assistants and agent interfaces. It includes nine hand-tuned states representing activities such as working, searching, solving, listening, connecting, weaving, composing, breathing, and shaping. Each animation is drawn with a plain 2D canvas rather than WebGL, SVG filters, or expensive visual effects. Two independently tuned sizes target chat-avatar and inline-text use instead of simply scaling one design. Automatic theming follows nearby classes or attributes and can fall back to the operating system color preference. Accessibility support includes descriptive labels and static frames when reduced motion is requested. Instances also pause when offscreen or hidden to reduce unnecessary rendering work. -
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tinyhttp
0-legacy, tiny & fast web framework
tinyhttp is a modern Express-like web framework written in TypeScript and compiled to native ESM, that uses a bare minimum amount of dependencies trying to avoid legacy hell. With depending only on 6 modules (5 of which are tinyhttp's), it gives you routing, req / res extensions, eTag generation and more. All middleware that was created for Express, works flawlessly with tinyhttp, including typings. Unlike Express, tinyhttp supports async / await for routes. There are proper typings for async handlers, and a function checker inside tinyhttp to resolve async functions and execute sync ones. To say shorter, both sync and async work fine. -
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tinypdf
Minimal PDF creation library
tinypdf is a minimal, zero-dependency PDF generation library that focuses on the core “put content on a page” use case while intentionally skipping heavyweight features. It is designed to be extremely small and approachable, making it a good fit when you want to generate real PDFs in Node/TypeScript without pulling in a large toolkit. The library supports essential primitives like writing text, drawing basic shapes, and placing JPEG images, which covers common needs such as invoices, receipts, tickets, and simple reports. It also supports clickable links so generated documents can include interactive URLs, and it can create multi-page documents with custom page sizes. A notable convenience is built-in markdown-to-PDF conversion for common structures like headers and lists, letting you go from formatted text to a PDF layout quickly. -
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tsafe
The missing TypeScript utils
Tsafe is a lightweight TypeScript utility library designed to improve type safety and code clarity. It provides helpers for runtime type assertions, exhaustive type checking, and ensuring strict type constraints. -
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typesafe-actions
Typesafe utilities for "action-creators" in Redux / Flux Architecture
typesafe-actions is a TypeScript utility library designed to reduce type verbosity and boilerplate in Redux architectures. It provides strongly typed helpers for creating synchronous and asynchronous Redux actions. Its reducer utilities infer state and action types while validating handlers at compile time. Helper types can derive action and state types directly from existing implementations. The library supports integrations with common asynchronous approaches such as redux-observable and redux-saga. It is distributed in CommonJS, ES module, and UMD formats and includes runtime tests, type tests, and performance benchmarks intended to preserve type safety and efficiency. -
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useFetch
React hook for making isomorphic http requests
React hook for making isomorphic http requests. SSR (server-side rendering) support. TypeScript support, 2 dependencies (use-ssr, urs), GraphQL support (queries + mutations). Provider to set default URL and options, request/response interceptors, and React Native support. Aborts/Cancels pending HTTP requests when a component unmounts, built-in caching, persistent caching support, and experimental support, with retry functionality. If the last argument of useFetch is not a dependency array [], then it will not fire until you call one of the HTTP methods like get, post, etc. If you need support for IE, you will need to add additional polyfills. The React docs suggest these polyfills, but from this issue, we have found it to work fine with the react-app-polyfill. If you have any updates to this browser list, please submit a PR! -
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useReactRouter
React Hook for pub-sub behavior using React Router
use-react-router is a React hook that simplifies interaction with React Router’s navigation system. It allows developers to access the router’s history, location, and match objects without using higher-order components. -
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wagmi
React Hooks for Ethereum
wagmi is a collection of React Hooks containing everything you need to start working with Ethereum. wagmi makes it easy to "Connect Wallet," display ENS and balance information, sign messages, interact with contracts, and much more, all with caching, request deduplication, and persistence. We create a wagmi Client and pass it to the WagmiConfig React Context. The client is set up to use the ethers Default Provider and automatically connect to previously connected wallets. Next, we use the useConnect hook to connect an injected wallet (e.g. MetaMask) to the app. Finally, we show the connected account's address with useAccount and allow them to disconnect with useDisconnect. First, configure your desired chains to be used by wagmi, and the providers you want to use. -
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webgl-plot
A high-Performance real-time 2D plotting library based on native WebGL
webgl-plot is a high-performance plotting library for real-time data visualization in the browser using WebGL. Unlike traditional canvas or SVG-based charting libraries, webgl-plot is optimized for streaming and dynamic updates, making it ideal for oscilloscope-style data, biomedical signals, or any application where data updates hundreds of times per second. Its minimal memory footprint and GPU acceleration ensure excellent performance even with tens of thousands of data points, and its simple API allows developers to get started quickly. -
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wemake-vue-template
Bleeding edge vue template focused on code quality
Bleeding edge vue template focused on code quality and developer happiness. Proven to work on both small and large scale projects. Always up-to-date with the help of @dependabot. Latest nuxt for server-side rendering. Full typescript support, including Vue's SFC, Vuex, and tests. Tools to write business logics including: DI, IoC, runtime type validation. Linting with eslint + stylelint. jest for unit tests and testcafe for end-to-end testing. docker optional support for development, testing, and production. Gitlab CI with full test and deploy pipeline configured by default. Meaningful docs, covering almost every aspect of the project, including jsdoc annotations. Full vscode support and list of suggested settings and plugins. Easy update process, so your template will always be up-to-date. -
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what-to-eat
An AI-based intelligent recipe generation platform
what-to-eat is an AI-powered recipe generation platform that helps users decide what to cook by generating customized recipes based on ingredients, cuisine preferences, and dietary considerations. The application combines modern frontend technologies with large language models to create a fully interactive cooking assistant that can produce detailed recipes, nutritional analysis, and even visual representations of dishes. It supports a wide range of cuisines, including traditional Chinese regional styles and international dishes, making it versatile for different cultural preferences. The system goes beyond simple recipe suggestions by including features such as wine pairing recommendations, sauce design, and health scoring, providing a more holistic cooking experience. It also includes a dynamic configuration system that allows users to switch between AI models and adjust parameters in real time without restarting the application. -
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zag
Finite state machines for building accessible design systems and UI
A collection of framework-agnostic UI components patterns like an accordion, menu, and dialog that can be used to build design systems for React, Vue, and Solid.js. Simple, resilient component logic. Write component logic once and use it anywhere. Built-in adapters that connect machine output to DOM semantics in a WAI-ARIA-compliant way. Component logic is largely JavaScript code and can be consumed in any JS framework. Zag machine APIs are completely headless and unstyled. Use your favorite styling solution and get it matching your design system. Finite state machines for building accessible design systems and UI components. Works with React, Vue and Solid. -
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RenderPilot
Manage DLSS, FSR, XeSS and other PC game rendering libraries
RenderPilot is an open-source Windows application for managing rendering components used by PC games. It automatically discovers installed games and shows which rendering libraries they use, making it easy to update, downgrade, or restore components without manually working through game folders. It also integrates rendering add-ons such as RenoDX and Luma, provides per-game NVIDIA DLSS controls, and automatically keeps backups for safe rollback. Everything stays local: RenderPilot requires no account and collects no telemetry. -
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Delta Widgets
Widget maker for Windows (for now)
Create beautiful, dynamic desktop widgets without writing a single line of code. Drag-and-drop builder, custom templates, and real-time data integration—all completely free and open source. -
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Reverse Image Search Anywhere
4-engine reverse image search that works on Instagram & Pinterest
Reverse Image Search Anywhere is a free, open-source (MIT) browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Opera. Most reverse-image tools work by handing a search engine the image's URL. That breaks the moment a site hides it. Instagram and Pinterest do, and so does anything drawn to a canvas or served as a blob: or data: URL. They also make you check one engine at a time, which is the slow half of the job. This extension fixes both halves. Right-click any image and search Google Lens, Yandex, Bing Visual and TinEye, one engine or all of them at once. It also handles clipboard paste, region capture, and a face-search-first flow for finding people. Privacy: plain searches never touch our servers. Uploads happen only when you ask for them, get a link that expires after 15 minutes, and the file is deleted automatically about a day after it arrives. The source is published here so you can check that rather than take it on trust. -
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BrewMate
GUI app for Homebrew
BrewMate is a macOS GUI application that makes it easy to search for, install, and uninstall Homebrew casks. You can also see the top downloaded casks for the last month.
