HystrixJS - resilience library for NodeJs applications This library is inspired by the by the the Netflix Hystrix module for Java applications, which "is a latency and fault tolerance library designed to isolate points of access to remote systems, services and 3rd party libraries, stop cascading failure and enable resilience in complex distributed systems where failure is inevitable". Including it
node-html-pdf HTML to PDF converter that uses phantomjs Example Business Card -> and its Source file Example Receipt Changelog Have a look at the releases page: https://github.com/marcbachmann/node-html-pdf/releases Installation Install the html-pdf utility via npm: $ npm install -g html-pdf Command-line example $ html-pdf test/businesscard.html businesscard.pdf Code example var fs = require('fs')
JSON structural diff Does exactly what you think it does: Installation Contribution policy This project is maintained thanks to your contributions! Please send pull requests. I will merge any pull request that adds something useful, does not break existing things, has reasonable code quality and provides/updates tests where appropriate. Anyone who gets a significant pull request merged gets commit
Rebridge Rebridge is a transparent Javascript-Redis bridge. You can use it to create JavaScript objects that are automatically synchronized to a Redis database. Install npm install rebridge Usage Synchronous, non-blocking usage
npm-fast-install Installs and caches npm modules so that subsequent installs are super fast, especially if native C++ addons are being compiled. npm-fast-install will read in the specified project directory's package.json, then for each dependency, installs that dependency into a temp directory. During the install process, C++ addons will be compiled. Next the installed files will be moved to the
epub is a node.js module to parse EPUB electronic book files. NB! Only ebooks in UTF-8 are currently supported!. npm install epub Or, if you want a pure-JS version (useful if used in a Node-Webkit app for example): npm install epub --no-optional Where pathToFile is the file path to an EPUB file imageWebRoot is the prefix for image URL's. If it's /images/ then the actual URL (inside chapter HTML <i
npmrcのドキュメントを読みなおしていたら、.npmrcは/path/to/my/project/.npmrcのようにプロジェクト毎に配置することが出来る事に気づいて、ちょっと使ってみたら便利だった。 globalやhomeディレクトリへの設定を前提としたnpm configの記事は結構あるが、プロジェクト毎でnpm-configについて書かれている記事があんまり無かったのでまとめてみる。 npm-configの何が良いのか? project毎に出来ると何が良いのか? npm-configの設定をすると、色々コマンドを省略出来たりして良い事がある。 (参考:2016年版 Node.jsで幸せになれる10の習慣) npmrcやnpm-configは、個人開発用であれば、$HOME/.npmrcへの設定だったりnpm config setでの設定で十分。 また、npm registryに登録
react-monocle **React Monocle** is a developer tool for generating visual representations of your React app's component hierarchy. How It Works React Monocle parses through your React source files to generate a visual tree graph representing your React component hierarchy. The tree is then displayed along with a live copy of your application. This is done by using your un-minified bundle file to i
Calling this function will create a temporary clone of the current repository, create a gh-pages branch if one doesn't already exist, copy over all files from the base path, or only those that match patterns from the optional src configuration, commit all changes, and push to the origin remote. If a gh-pages branch already exists, it will be updated with all commits from the remote before adding a
シングルページアプリ って知ってますか? 簡単に言うとHTMLページは1つで、あとはCSSとJSで頑張って画面遷移やら何やらWebアプリ作っちゃおうぜっていうものです。私は今から5年ほど前に qooxdoo を使ってバックエンドの管理用UIなシングルページアプリを作ったのですが、当時はそんな概念も浸透しておらず、なかなかに面白いことやっていたなと今になって思うのです。 で、最近「シングルページアプリ作りてぇ」欲が突然高まりまして、なんか良いツール無いかなと探していたところ brunch を見つけました。というのも qooxdoo は重量級過ぎまして決まり事が多い上にページビルドの動作が重く、ちょっと今時ではないのかなと。まぁ昔のことなんでqooxdooの今はわからないですが。それに対して brunch はライブラリ選択の自由度が高くてコンパクトで、いかにもいまどきな感じがします。普通なら
Package for formatting JSON data in a coloured YAML-style, perfect for CLI output. How to install Just install it via NPM: This will install prettyjson globally, so it will be added automatically to your PATH. Using it (from the CLI) This package installs a command line interface to render JSON data in a more convenient way. You can use the CLI in three different ways: Decode a JSON file: If you w
npm install eslint --save-dev npm install @babel/eslint-parser --save-dev npm install eslint-plugin-flowtype --save-dev Configuration Set parser property to @babel/eslint-parser. Add plugins section and specify eslint-plugin-flowtype as a plugin. Enable rules. { "parser": "@babel/eslint-parser", "plugins": [ "flowtype" ], "rules": { "flowtype/boolean-style": [ 2, "boolean" ], "flowtype/define-flow
Run multiple commands concurrently. Like npm run watch-js & npm run watch-less but better. Table of Contents concurrently Why Installation Usage API concurrently(commands[, options]) Command CloseEvent FAQ I like task automation with npm but the usual way to run multiple commands concurrently is npm run watch-js & npm run watch-css. That's fine but it's hard to keep on track of different outputs.
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