A file tree rendering library@pierre/trees is an open source file tree rendering library. It's built for performance and flexibility, is super customizable, and comes packed with features. Made with love by The Pierre Computer Company.
Zlib compatible API with support for dual-linking Modernized native API based on zlib API for ease of porting Major speed improvements, x86-64 can be about 4x faster than stock zlib for example. Modern C11 syntax and a clean code layout Deflate medium and quick algorithms based on Intel’s zlib fork Support for CPU intrinsics when available Adler32 implementation using SSSE3, SSE4.2, AVX2, AVX512,
This release brings support for several long-awaited features, including support for expandable rows in Table, and window scrolling in Virtualizer. Expandable rows enable macOS Finder-like file trees by designating a treeColumn and rendering a chevron button within its cells. Window scrolling in Virtualizer enables virtualized collections to automatically scroll with the rest of the page. We've al
The first UI framework for the agentic era A tiny, blazing-fast, zero dependency, type-safe framework with no build step required. ArrowJS ships with the ability to isolate component logic inside Web Assembly sandboxes while rendering full inline DOM directly in your app — no iframes, no pre-defined UI components. Use it to build fast, maintainable applications — or to ship safe, flexible, on-dema
Pure JavaScript/TypeScript library for multiline text measurement & layout. Fast, accurate & supports all the languages you didn't even know about. Allows rendering to DOM, Canvas, SVG and soon, server-side. Pretext side-steps the need for DOM measurements (e.g. getBoundingClientRect, offsetHeight), which trigger layout reflow, one of the most expensive operations in the browser. It implements its
OpenRedaction is a production-ready library that helps you keep sensitive data out of logs, prompts, and analytics pipelines. It combines 570+ curated regex patterns with advanced context-aware validation, checksum verification, and multiple redaction modes. Key principles: Regex-first: Pattern-based detection runs locally, fast, and private Fully open source: MIT licensed, no vendor lock-in Priva
🏭 createUseFetch and createUseAsyncDataYou can now create custom instances of useFetch and useAsyncData with your own default options (#32300). // Simple defaults export const useClientFetch = createUseFetch({ server: false, }) // Dynamic defaults with full control over merging export const useApiFetch = createUseFetch((currentOptions) => { const runtimeConfig = useRuntimeConfig() return { ...cur
import * as np from 'numpy-ts'; // Array creation with dtype support const A = np.array([[1, 2], [3, 4]], 'float32'); const B = np.ones([2, 2], 'int32'); // Broadcasting and chained operations const result = A.add(5).multiply(2); // Linear algebra const C = A.matmul(B); const trace = A.trace(); // Reductions with axis support const colMeans = A.mean(0); // [2.0, 3.0] // NumPy-style slicing with st
I know you all probably weren't expecting this announcement next. But after reviewing the roadmap, we spent so long iterating in the Experimental phase, most of the goalposts within Alpha don't appear relevant enough to warrant their own phase. Instead, I'm happy to announce today that Solid 2.0 effort enters the beta stage. There will be bugs and rough edges we need to work through with the ecosy
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