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uwebsockets

Fastest uWebSockets server for Node.js – µWebSockets outperforms Socket.IO & Fastify. Built in C++ for high-performance networking & pub/sub.

jksk21

published version 3.0.2, 19 days ago0 dependents licensed under $ISC

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NodeJs Backpack is a powerful tool designed to simplify the development of Node.js REST APIs with ease and precision. It provides a streamlined workflow by automatically generating Mongoose schemas and handling the necessary configurations in your project

jksk21

published version 2.0.28, a year ago0 dependents licensed under $CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

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slack-logs

jksk21

published version 1.9.0, 3 months ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT

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db-doctor

Database migration tool compatible with various frameworks like Express, NestJS, and core Node.js.

jksk21

published version 1.69.0, 6 months ago0 dependents

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jkg-array-column-sum

`getColumnSum` is an npm package for calculating the total sum of a column of numbers in an array of arrays, where each inner array represents a row of data. The package exports a single function `getColumnSum` that takes in four arguments:

jksk21

published version 2.0.11, 2 years ago0 dependents licensed under $MIT

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mongoose-backpack

``` const mongoose = require("mongoose"); const Schema = mongoose.Schema;

jksk21

published version 0.2.7, 2 years ago1 dependents licensed under $MIT

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rest-api-response-npm

The package is a collection of response handler functions that can be used in a Node.js web application. These functions provide a consistent way to format HTTP responses and simplify the process of handling common response scenarios. The successResponse

jksk21

published version 0.1.4, 2 years ago2 dependents licensed under $MIT

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angular-fabric-js

This library was generated with [Angular CLI](https://github.com/angular/angular-cli) version 9.0.7.

jksk21

published version 3.0.0, 3 years ago0 dependents

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save-file-npm

With this incredible package, managing file uploads has never been easier! You can now simply use the saveFile() method with your inputs and directory, and watch as it handles all the logic for you. The inputs can be of any type - file-object (image, PDF,