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emoj - Find relevant emoji from text on the command-line :open_mouth: :sparkles: :raised_hands: :horse: :boom: :see_no_evil:
Uses the API from this great article on Emoji & Deep Learning. Check out the Dango app if you want something like this on your phone.Works best on macOS. Terminals on Linux render emojis in monochrome as they don't support color emojis. On Linux, I would recommend installing Emoji One for full emoji coverage. Doesn't really work on Windows.
cli-app cli emoji emojis emoj emoticon search find matching relevant neural networksngraph.path - Path finding in a graph
Fast path finding for arbitrary graphs. Play with a demo or watch it on YouTube. If you want to learn how the demo was made, please refer to the demo's source code. I tried to describe it in great details.
graph pathfinder heuristic heap finder algorithm ngraph path find astar a-star pathfindingFindsploit - Find exploits in local and online databases instantly
Findsploit is a simple bash script to quickly and easily search both local and online exploit databases. This repository also includes "copysploit" to copy any exploit-db exploit to the current directory and "compilesploit" to automatically compile and run any C exploit (ie. ./copysploit 1337.c && ./compilesploit 1337.c). This software is free to distribute, modify and use with the condition that credit is provided to the creator (1N3@CrowdShield) and is not for commercial use.
exploits metasploit nmap pentest hackers exploitdb find searchnpm-check-updates - Find newer versions of package dependencies than what your package
npm-check-updates upgrades your package.json dependencies to the latest versions, ignoring specified versions. npm-check-updates maintains your existing semantic versioning policies, i.e., it will upgrade your "express": "^4.0.0" dependency to "express": "^5.0.0".
npm bower check find discover updates upgrades dependencies package.json bower.json updater version management ncufd - A simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to 'find'
fd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find. While it does not seek to mirror all of find's powerful functionality, it provides sensible (opinionated) defaults for 80% of the use cases.
command-line tool filesystem search regex cli terminal findglobby - User-friendly glob matching
Based on glob, but adds a bunch of useful features and a nicer API.Returns a Promise<Array> of matching paths.
glob nodejs patterns matching files directories globbing all array dirs expand filesystem filter find fnmatch folders fs globs gulpfriendly match matcher minimatch multi multiple paths pattern traverse util utility wildcard wildcards promise gitignore gitjQuery-Store-Locator-Plugin - A store locator plugin using Google Maps API version 3
This jQuery plugin takes advantage of Google Maps API version 3 to create an easy to implement store locator. No back-end programming is required, you just need to feed it KML, XML, or JSON data with all the location information. How you create the data file is up to you. I originally created this for a company that didn’t have many locations, so I just used a static XML file. You will need to geocode your locations beforehand or use a geocoding API service if you want to try to do it on the fly. The reason for this is that all free geocoding APIs have strict limits that would easily be exceeded. In the end, you're much better off storing the coordinates versus having to look them up for each location on each request. A note on the distance calculation: this plugin currently uses a distance function that I found on the blog of Chris Pietschmann. Google Maps API version 3 does include a distance calculation service (Google Distance Matrix API) but I decided not to use it because of the current request limits, which seem somewhat low. For v2 I also tried experimenting with the Directions API to request distances but also found the limits to be too restrictive. So, the distance calculation is “as the crow flies” instead of a road distance calculation. However, if you use the inline directions option that does provide the distance that's returned via the directions request.
jquery-plugin google-maps maps ecosystem:jquery locator dealer store location locations map stores find finderfast-glob - :rocket: Is a faster (1.5-10x for most cases) node-glob alternative.
Is a faster node-glob alternative. If you want to thank me, or promote your Issue.
glob globbing node-glob patterns wildcard glob-pattern filesystem fs readdir scandir find fast implementationpouchdb-find - Easy-to-use query language for PouchDB. ⚠️ NOTICE ⚠️: moved to the PouchDB repo
Provides a simple, MongoDB-inspired query language that accomplishes the same thing as the map/reduce API, but with far less code. Eventually this will replace PouchDB's map/reduce API entirely. You'll still be able to use map/reduce, but it will be distributed as a separate plugin.
pouch pouchdb plugin find mango query couch couchdbfselect - Find files with SQL-like queries
Static build with musl. A statically precompiled binary is available at Github downloads.
find files filesystem query cli sql-like tool utilityVisual Studio Find Results Window Tweak
This is a Visual Studio 2010 add-in which enables you to adjust the format of the Find Results Window. It is written in C#, .NET 4.0 and requires Visual Studio 2010 or higher (Express editions not supported).
enter-island find visual-studio visual-studio-2010Super Find
Super Find is a search utility tool for windows. It searches any type of files in the system very fast.
file-search file-system find find-files finder search-filesjquery-closest-descendant
Get the first element(s) that matches the selector by testing the element itself and traversing down through its descendants in the DOM tree level by level. It use a breadth first search (BFS), that mean it will going deeper in a subtree only until the first matching descendant was found in the current subtree.
jquery-plugin traversing descendant closest children breadth-first-search bfs downward findbonjour-browser - A command line tool to browse for Bonjour/Zeroconf enabled services on your local network
A command line tool to browse for Bonjour/Zeroconf enabled services on your local network.This software is written in Node.js and can be installed using the npm package manager. Ensure that you've downloaded and installed Node.js before continueing.
cli bonjour zeroconf browse find search list dnssd dns-sd rfc6763 rfc-6763 6763cheerio-advanced-selectors - Add advanced selector support to cheerio
This module is inspired by cheerio-eq with the added support for many different selectors.Gotcha: The result returned from .load() isn't a cheerio object but a custom function used to wrap the cheerio-advanced-selector logic (see issue 2).
cheerio css query queries selector selectors find last first eq scraping scraper scraperun-node - Run the Node.js binary no matter what
You can't always assume running $ node file.js will just work. The user might have the node binary in a non-standard location. They might be using a Node.js version manager like nvm, which is sourced in a subshell and not available from the outside. It also depends from where you're trying to run it. For example, GUI apps on macOS doesn't inherit the $PATH, so the node binary would not be found. Most projects that depend on Node.js just end up telling the user to manually set the full path to the node binary in some project specific settings. Now every project has to do this. Ugh... I prefer things to just work. With this module it will.This Bash script uses some tricks to find the Node.js binary on your system and run it.
run node nodejs node.js find binary bin execute which detect path env bash shell sh
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