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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Pydantic
Data validation and settings management using Python type hints, backed by a Rust core.
Prisma Client
Auto-generated, type-safe database client for Node.js and TypeScript.
Leaflet
The leading lightweight open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps.
p-map
Map over promises concurrently, with controlled concurrency, backpressure, abort signals, and error aggregation.
duckdb
The official Python client for DuckDB, an in-process analytical SQL database
GSAP
The industry-standard JavaScript animation library for tweening CSS, SVG, canvas, and UI with rock-solid cross-browser reliability.
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.
Tavily Python
Official Python SDK for Tavily's search, extract, crawl, and research API
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.
turf
The complete, modular geospatial analysis engine for JavaScript and TypeScript, bundling every Turf.js module under one install.
camelcase-keys
Recursively convert snake_case or kebab-case object keys to camelCase (or PascalCase), with exclusions and stop-path control.
@neondatabase/serverless
Neon's serverless PostgreSQL driver for JavaScript and TypeScript, built for edge and serverless runtimes using HTTP and WebSockets instead of raw TCP.
gods
GoDS is a generic, type-safe collection of Go data structures — lists, sets, maps, trees, stacks, and queues sharing one uniform container interface.
OpenLayers
A high-performance JavaScript library for building interactive web maps with vector data, tiled imagery, and WebGL rendering.