A toolset for easily working with node process command line arguments.
published 0.0.1 12 years agoWrite clean, readable synchronous JavaScript code and output to callback-based async code automatically. Compiles to readable, compatible JS code that runs everywhere and on every browser. No libraries or dependencies, just clean code.
published 1.0.10 9 years agoAn easy to use library for accessing and working with MongoDB.
published 1.4.4 7 years agoA wrapper for the jsrender project by @borismoore. However, this wrapper is no longer needed, since JsRender now natively provides full integration and extended functionality for Node.js, Express, Hapi and Browserify
published 1.0.9 8 years agoControl a Z-Wave network via the Open Z-Wave library
published 1.0.0 9 years agoA NoSQL document store database for browsers and Node.js.
published 2.0.24 8 months agoSimple JavaScript type-based method overloading.
published 1.0.3 5 years agoA simple method synthesizer for JavaScript modules.
published 1.0.2 9 years agoi18n Automatically deploy and switch multi-language HTML pages without reloading the page.
published 4.0.0 4 years agoA lightweight server-sent-events library covering both server-side and client-side.
published 1.0.30 8 years agoA Node.js bluetooth presence scanner. Uses bluetooth to detect devices in range of the bluetooth antenna.
published 1.0.5 8 years agoA Node.js Library to Interact With the Raspberry Pi Blinkt! LED Hat.
published 1.2.1 4 years agoA module for automatically creating groups of self-networking services.
published 1.0.5 7 years agoA module for easily creating reactor core devices.
published 1.0.4 7 years agoGenerate either pseudo-random ids or ids from passed string.
published 1.0.1 7 years agoA very lightweight application dependency manager for maintaining clean modularised code without polluting the global namespace.
published 1.0.30 6 years agoHTML5 2D and isometric scenegraph-based game engine written entirely in JavaScript
published 1.6.0 6 years agoA powerful JSON path processor. Allows you to drill into and manipulate JSON objects with a simple dot-delimited path format e.g. "obj.name".
published 4.7.0 3 years ago