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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webpack-cli
The official command-line interface for webpack, adding build, watch, serve, and config-validation commands to any project.
babel-loader
Babel loader for webpack (and Rspack) that transpiles modern JavaScript with filesystem caching and source map support.
async
Higher-order async utility functions for callback, async/await, and promise-based control flow in Node.js and the browser.
itertools
Extra iterator adaptors, methods, and macros extending Rust's standard Iterator trait
babel-plugin-module-resolver
A Babel plugin that rewrites import and require paths using custom root directories and aliases, replacing deep relative paths with clean module references.
@rushstack/eslint-patch
A runtime monkey-patch that gives ESLint monorepo-friendly module resolution, custom shareable-config naming, and bulk suppression tooling for legacy lint violations.
ndarray
An n-dimensional array library for Rust with array views, slicing, and BLAS-backed numerics
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.
gods
GoDS is a generic, type-safe collection of Go data structures — lists, sets, maps, trees, stacks, and queues sharing one uniform container interface.
nwidart/laravel-modules
Split large Laravel applications into self-contained, independently generated modules — each with its own routes, controllers, views, and migrations.
update-notifier
Notify CLI users of new npm package versions without slowing down startup
module-alias
Register directory aliases and custom module paths in Node.js to replace long relative require/import chains with short names.
arrayvec
A stack-allocated vector with fixed capacity for Rust, avoiding heap allocation entirely
maplit
Rust macros that let you write HashMap, HashSet, BTreeMap, and BTreeSet literals inline, without the boilerplate of manual insert calls.