Destroy Packages

Clear all event listeners at once.

Construct that allows the CDK to destroy a non-empty bucket when employing the `cdk destroy` command. This is accomplished by emptying the bucket before destroying it.

An easy and simple to use Node module to efficiently remove the first X number of lines from an inputstream. It uses streams, which means it doesn't need to load whole files in memory, so it is way more efficient and fast, as well can work on very large f

pipe streams together and concatenates strings or binary data and calls a callback with the result

A zero-dependency library with a fluent interface for removing files asynchronously by certain filters

mongoose plugin for timestamps and soft delete.

Helper tool for creating and managing iframes within the DOM.

CDK Construct for automatically deleting bucket contents which allows the bucket to be deleted when the stack is destroyed.

Delete files and folders

The package provides a simplist API to extend Node.js's event listener creators. What eventually changes is that creator functions will return an Object with a `destroy` method so that you don't have to have a reference to event listener's function in ord

Construct that allows the CDK to destroy a non-empty bucket when employing the `cdk destroy` command. This is accomplised by emptying the bucket before destroying it.

Gracefully terminates HTTP(S) server, with TypeScript support

Device Activity Events for React Native (iOS and Android)

Lodash `forget` missing method

Create an array of ignore paths suitable for use with the 'del' module from a file or folder path.

Allows to describe and perform finalization process for any JavaScript class

Async callbacks that only execute if component is still alive

Destroys an AWS Terraform deployment from an S3 state file

Tiny wrapper around github-base for getting publicly available information for a repository, or all of the repositories for one or more users or orgs, from the GitHub API.

A human-readable interface for terminal commands