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mailin - Artisanal inbound emails for every web app

  •    Python

Mailin is an smtp server that listens for emails, parses them and posts them as json to the url of your choice. It checks the incoming emails dkim, spf, spam score (using spamassassin) and tells you in which language the email is written. Mailin can be used as a standalone application directly from the command line, or embedded inside a node application.

node-draftlog - 📜 Create updatable log lines into the terminal, and give life to your logs!

  •    Javascript

It allows you to re-write a line of your log after being written. Just like post 'updating'. This is the building block for any dynamic element such as progress bars, loading status, animations, checkboxes and so on.It does that by keeping track of the current lines of code written through the stream, and moving the cursor up to the line of the LogDraft you created previously, and updating its content.

multer - Node.js middleware for handling `multipart/form-data`.

  •    Javascript

Multer is a node.js middleware for handling multipart/form-data, which is primarily used for uploading files. It is written on top of busboy for maximum efficiency. NOTE: Multer will not process any form which is not multipart (multipart/form-data).




hyperquest - make streaming http requests

  •    Javascript

The hyperquest api is a subset of request.This module works in the browser with browserify.

medium-cli - Medium for Hackers - :computer: A CLI for Medium Stories.

  •    Javascript

Medium for Hackers - A CLI for reading Medium Stories. It helps you read awesome medium articles right in your terminal.

llnode - Node.js C++ lldb plugin

  •    C++

Node.js v4.x+ C++ plugin for the LLDB debugger.The llnode plugin adds the ability to inspect JavaScript stack frames, objects, source code and more to the standard C/C++ debugging facilities when working with Node.js processes or core dumps in LLDB.

httpinvoke - A no-dependencies HTTP client library for browsers and Node

  •    Javascript

A no-dependencies HTTP client library for browsers and Node.js with a promise-based or Node.js-style callback-based API to progress events, text and binary file upload and download, partial response body, request and response headers, status code. Any one, two or three arguments can be skipped, except the url.


WebSly

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Using WebSly, you can manipulate HTTP GET / POST based forms of your dynamic website. It is useful to test different scenarios where users may act in an "unusual" matter and post unexpected values to the server.

javascript-journey - Source code for blog post Journey from procedural to reactive JavaScript with stops

  •    Javascript

Problem: given a list of numbers, multiply each one by a constant and print the result. License: MIT - do anything with the code, but don't blame me if it does not work.

jquery-json-call

  •    JQuery

Make simple JSON calls to a server with jQuery. Both send and receive any valid JSON data with one line of code. Say goodbye to the limitations of the query string format.

jquery-maxsubmit

  •    JQuery

jQuery plugin to detect if too many form items will be submitte for the server to cope with.

is-loading

  •    JQuery

Simple jQuery plugin to show visual feedback when loading data or any action that would take time

threejs-post-process-example - a tutorial on ThreeJS post processing

  •    Javascript

This is an example of post-processing effects in ThreeJS, including FXAA and Lookup Table color transforms.This example also provides some insight into the development workflow at Jam3, and how we scale and re-use code across some of our WebGL experiences.

file-uploader - Programmatic multipart file uploads

  •    Javascript

Easily perform programmatic multi-part file uploads. Designed for use within test suites.Originally inspired by Anand Prakash.






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