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The algorithm continuously evaluates and scores open source software projects in supported package managers based on their impact and value to the OSS ecosystem.

A collection of packages that are probably a little too clever. Use at your own wrisk.

The algorithm continuously evaluates and scores open source software projects in supported package managers based on their impact and value to the OSS ecosystem.

Dexie.js ========

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### eslint-config

A dependency-free collection of useful functions for applications in TypeScript. (Actually, you need some peer libraries if you use some of the functions). Written in Typescript.

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The algorithm continuously evaluates and scores open source software projects in supported package managers based on their impact and value to the OSS ecosystem.


Roll is a node.js package for rolling dice and adding modifiers (such as "2d6+1").

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This is a runtime library for [TypeScript](https://www.typescriptlang.org/) that contains all of the TypeScript helper functions.

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Request a url and scrape the metadata from its HTML using Node.js or the browser. Has an alternate mode that lets you pass in your own `Response` object as well (see `Options`).

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