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alters a string by replacing multiple range fragments in one fast pass
String alter
Simplifying text by replacing hyphens with ease
- alter
- code
- convert
- edit
- format
- function
- hyphen
- javascript
- library
- modify
- modifystring
- replace
- replacehyphen
- sanitize
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Utility React component for altering the visual experience of responsive and lean webpages.
- react
- css
- styles
- display-none
- toggle
- utility-function
- higher-order-component
- airbnb
- breakpoint
- breakpoints
- alter
- ux
- display
- react-display
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Functions to wrap other functions and methods and to change/enhance their behavior, functionality or usage
library for creating a nice difference log
Allow plugins to make changes to the assets before invoking the template when using html-webpack-plugin
Alter arguments and return values before and after a function is called
React stateless functional component for altering the visual experience of responsive and lean webpages.
- react
- css
- styles
- display-none
- toggle
- stateless-function
- responsive
- responsive utility
- utility
- airbnb
- breakpoint
- breakpoints
- alter
- ux
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A simple helper for SQLite tables development that makes fields re-definition a deadly simple operation.
Manage database easier than ever
Just another SQL building tool.
A powerful abstraction layer for creating easy text transform streams.
Converts big integers to more readable forms
Uses Sequelize.sync() but generates ALTER statements instead of DROP+CREATE
Grunt task to traverse and transform the ECMAScript code
A plugin can alter the template when using html-webpack-plugin
Javascript data compatibility, and data convertions in objects prototypes.
Pargras is a minimalistic helper around function arguments for Node.js and the browser. Pargras has a fluent interface and supports adding, removing and altering arguments before applying them to a function.