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fts

TypeScript standard for rock solid serverless functions.

tcpmole

Cmd line tool and CommonJS module for performing quick-and-dirty TCP tunneling/proxy to another machine. Useful for working with services running on remote machines.

harvest-status

Simple command-line tool to poll the harvest status API.

chai-signature

Chai.js extensions to help with function precondition testing.

simple-acl

Simple ACL. 'nuff said.

peekstream

Peek into a fixed-size window on your streams, useful for logging and debugging.

bee-hive

Spawn, manage and monitor multiple node.js child_process-es with ease.

icu-wordsplit

Node.js bindings to the ICU (50.1) project boundary analysis module. Useful for breaking/splitting up words in many many international languages.

redis-wrapper

Provides a simple class/mixin as base for when you need to wraps a redis client (or provide API that does) via a use() method

request-partial

mikeal/request with partial applicable options.

xrequire

eXtended Require: Folder requires and index.js toolkit.

uneval

uneval approximation for node.js/v8. convert objects to code. don't use if you don't know all the things that could go wrong with this.

msgpack-js-v5

msgpack encoder and decoder in pure javascript based on creationix/msgpack-js updated to match the new v5 specification with string support.

timer-shim

Test-friendly timer function replacements.

route-table

Put your routes in its own file and use route-table to parses it.

chunker

Chunk/split your stream without eating the splitter char.

jam

JAM your async calls together *faster*

bunyan-reltime

Filter bunyan logs using relative time.

fingi

Official Fingi CLI tool.

connect-requestid

Connect middleware that adds a unique id to each request.

mocha-subject

Convenience setup/teardown function for mocha.

randstream

A stream that emits endless series of random bytes, with proper backpressure support.

bunyan-raven

A bunyan-compatible stream interface that sends error logs to raven-node.

have

Have your arguments, and validate it too. -- Slick arguments validator for all your js functions.

down

Yes, staring at your console while github's down is definitely time well spent. Oh, and it works with other site too!