Open Source Packages
Libraries, frameworks, tools, and SDKs used by the apps in this directory — scored the same way as the apps themselves.
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Prisma Client
Auto-generated, type-safe database client for Node.js and TypeScript.
psycopg2
The most popular PostgreSQL database adapter for Python, implementing the full DB API 2.0 specification.
node-mongodb-native
The official MongoDB driver for Node.js: a typed, promise-based client for connecting to and querying MongoDB from JavaScript and TypeScript.
postgres
Postgres.js is a zero-dependency PostgreSQL client for Node.js, Deno, Bun, and Cloudflare Workers built on ES6 tagged template literals.
Psycopg
The modern PostgreSQL adapter for Python, with native async and pipeline support
clickhouse-connect
ClickHouse's official high-performance Python driver, with native Pandas, NumPy, PyArrow, and Superset support
GSAP
The industry-standard JavaScript animation library for tweening CSS, SVG, canvas, and UI with rock-solid cross-browser reliability.
driver.js
A dependency-free, ~5kb TypeScript library for building product tours, feature highlights, and focus overlays.
mysql-connector-python
Oracle's official pure-Python MySQL driver implementing the DB API v2.0 (PEP 249), with an async API, an optional C extension, and the X DevAPI document store client.
msgraph-sdk-javascript
Official Microsoft Graph JavaScript SDK for calling the Graph API from Node.js and the browser.
gridstack.js
A dependency-free TypeScript library for building draggable, resizable, responsive dashboard grid layouts in the browser.
sqlite
A pure-Go SQLite dialect driver for GORM that drops the CGo dependency entirely.
python-oracledb
Oracle's official Python driver for connecting directly to Oracle Database with no client libraries required
node-oracledb
Oracle's official Node.js driver for connecting JavaScript and TypeScript apps directly to Oracle Database, in pure JS or with an optional native client.
ClickHouse Driver
Python driver for ClickHouse using its native TCP protocol