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Jodit is awesome and usefully wysiwyg editor with filebrowser
- wysiwyg
- wysiwyg editor
- wysiwyg html editor
- rich text
- rich editor
- rich text editor
- html
- text
- editor
- contenteditable
- javascript
- typescript
- vanillajs
- jodit
A simple, fast, and straightforward ID generator
Scroll Captain is a JS library for creating scroll-triggered animations.
The next generation Javascript WYSIWYG HTML rich text editor made by devs for devs. High performance and modern design make it easy to use for developers and loved by users.
- froala
- froala-editor
- froala-wysiwyg
- html
- text
- editor
- wysiwyg
- javascript-plugin
- rich editor
- rich text editor
- rte
- javascript
- vanillajs
Vanilla javascript based WYSIWYG web editor, with no dependencies
- wysiwyg
- wysiwyg editor
- wysiwyg html editor
- rich text
- rich editor
- rich text editor
- html
- text
- editor
- contenteditable
- javascript
- vanillajs
frontend framework for single page applications using VanillaJS, HTML, CSS
- frontend
- framework
- single-page-applications
- virtual dom in vanillaJS
- Javascript
- JSX in VanillaJS
- VanillaJS
- HTML
- CSS
Vanilla JS library for WebComponents
ScrollSpy in pure JavaScript
Its a vanillaJs feature flag package library.
Swipe Menu with Vanilla JS for mobile
Free SSL certificates for Node.js and Browsers. Issued via Let's Encrypt
Simple plygin to generate polygonal avatars with customization options.
Open Source Module to Upload your Media and files into AWS S3 Bucket directly from Front-end React.
- react-component
- react
- s3
- upload
- vanillajs
- vue-aws3
- vuejs
- typescript
- angular-aws3
- angular
- aws
- file-upload
- file
- react-aws-s3
Minimal two way data binding in vanilla JS
SpicyJS is a buildless microframework with a VanillaJS mental model that consists of a few tiny packages:
SpicyJS is a buildless microframework with a VanillaJS mental model that consists of a few tiny packages:
5kb javascript spreadsheet, let your users import their data from excel.
Make your DOM react to state changes
Yet another simple toast notifications
Save user field and reuse for next page