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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date-fns
Modern JavaScript date utility library with 200+ pure, immutable functions
Lodash
A modern JavaScript utility library delivering modularity, performance, and extras for arrays, objects, and functions.
@babel/core
The core JavaScript compiler that transforms next-generation syntax into code every browser and runtime can understand.
lint-staged
Run linters and formatters only against the files staged in git, so a slow full-project lint never blocks a commit.
eslint-plugin-import
ESLint rules that validate ES module import/export syntax and catch broken paths before they hit your build.
React Flow
A highly customizable React library for building node-based editors, diagrams, and interactive flow charts.
rollup
A module bundler for JavaScript that compiles small pieces of code into optimized libraries and applications using native ES modules.
postcss-import
A PostCSS plugin that inlines @import rules, merging split CSS files into one stylesheet before other plugins run.
webpack-bundle-analyzer
Turns webpack build stats into an interactive, zoomable treemap so you can see exactly what's bloating every bundle.
install
A minimal CommonJS module loader that lets you install and synchronously require a tree of modules in any JavaScript environment.
AWS SDK for JavaScript v2
The legacy JavaScript SDK for calling AWS services like S3, DynamoDB, and EC2 from Node.js and the browser.
verdaccio
A lightweight, zero-config-required private npm registry with built-in caching and proxying of public registries.
npm
The default command-line package manager for Node.js and the JavaScript ecosystem
XState
A dependency-free state machine and statechart library for modeling complex application logic as actors, states, and events.
nwidart/laravel-modules
Split large Laravel applications into self-contained, independently generated modules — each with its own routes, controllers, views, and migrations.