lukejpreston

junit-viewer

A simple and quick tool to view junit results

zombiecss

Combine with zombie.js to do screenshots and compare dom elements from previous snapshots

generate_release_notes

This generates two files ```notes.html``` a view of your change logs and readme ```changelogs.json``` the github dump

postcss-reloader

Write your postcss and compile to css files in situe which can then be required into any web project which is using webpack

bootstrap-theme-ceh

CEH Bootstrap theme

xunit-viewer

parses xunit xml into xunit viewer

git-watch

Like watch but only on files which change using git status

storage-container

This is an alternative to redux and should work with react and inferno in particular but there is no reason it couldn't work with other things. It combines multiple kinds of storage so you don't have to

@blank-string/data

This is where all the data for the episodes lives

@blank-string/rss

This creates an rss.xml feed. Just run `rss folder_name` and it will generate the latest `rss.xml` file into `folder_name`

@blank-string/static.blankstring.surge.sh

This is a place where we statically host files

@blank-string/media.blankstring

This is a place where we host the media files

nightmarecss

A Nightmarecss plugin similar to phantomcss

spwat

tool to aid learning how to build a single page web app

@blank-string/media

This is a place where we host the media files

@cehappdev/ceh-view

Styles and React elements to give a consistent app experience using a data driven approach where the data is abstracted away from the view