A toolset for easily working with node process command line arguments.
published 0.0.1 13 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 10 years agoAn easy to use library for accessing and working with MongoDB.
published 1.4.4 8 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 9 years agoControl a Z-Wave network via the Open Z-Wave library
published 1.0.0 10 years agoA NoSQL document store database for browsers and Node.js.
published 2.0.24 2 years agoSimple JavaScript type-based method overloading.
published 1.0.3 6 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 9 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 5 years agoA module for automatically creating groups of self-networking services.
published 1.0.5 8 years agoA module for easily creating reactor core devices.
published 1.0.4 8 years agoGenerate either pseudo-random ids or ids from passed string.
published 1.0.1 8 years agoA very lightweight application dependency manager for maintaining clean modularised code without polluting the global namespace.
published 1.0.30 7 years agoHTML5 2D and isometric scenegraph-based game engine written entirely in JavaScript
published 1.6.0 7 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 4 years ago