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mofle
11y ago
I'm Sindre. I actually spent more time on open source when I did work. Some people cook or bicycle as a hobby. I code. I'm totally addicted to making things on the computer. I used to spend work lunches coding on open source proje
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mofle
11y ago
I made a Node.js module with a nice API for it to ease plugin creation: https://github.com/sindresorhus/bitbar
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11y ago
There's an easy way to prevent credential leakage when publishing to npm => Explicitly list the files to include in the package through the `files` property in package.json. Docs: https://docs.npmjs.com/files/pa
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mofle
11y ago
AVA author here. Not ignored, just not implemented yet. AVA is still in its infancy and we're prioritizing getting the core settled first. We're are thinking of doing something even more ambitious, though. Naive watching is easy,
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Futuristic test runner
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Check your internet connection speed from the command-line
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Show HN: Unofficial Facebook Messenger app
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Show HN: Test your internet connection speed from the command-line
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XO – JavaScript happiness style
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mofle
11y ago
You can use this command-line tool to get the wifi password cross-platform: $ npm i -g wifi-password && wifi-password https://github.com/kevva/wifi-password#cli
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Awesome and Marvelous AMAs
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Small focused modules
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Colorize your shell script output with ease
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Module requests
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Show HN: CLI to force kill processes, cross-platform
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Show HN: Hashing made simple
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mofle
11y ago
By the time ES6 is everywhere you're using ES8 features which you'll have to polyfill/transpile.
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11y ago
I made a quick installer for Infer as the default steps are a bit manual. $ npm i -g infer-bin && infer https://github.com/sindresorhus/infer-bin
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Sci-Fi worth consuming
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11y ago
This is what you're looking for: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-awesome-awesome-awes...
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Awesome
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11y ago
YAFS - Yet Another Framework Syndrome. https://medium.com/@tastejs/yet-another-framework-syndrome-y...
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Useful resources for creating desktop apps with Electron (atom-shell)
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Chalk – Colorize your terminal output
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mofle
12y ago
I maintain a community created list of Sci-Fi novels worth reading: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome-scifi#novels
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12y ago
There are some things you can do to make `rm` safer which would prevent this from working: https://github.com/sindresorhus/guides/blob/master/how-not-t... Though the real fix is doing development in a sa
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12y ago
Happy to see this! We use PhantomJS in our CLI tool Pageres, but the fact that the bundled WebKit engine in PhantomJS 1.x is ancient has caused a lot of headake for us and our users. https://github.com/sindresorhus/page
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12y ago
I've written a short guide on how you should safeguard `rm`: https://github.com/sindresorhus/guides/blob/master/how-not-t...
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Show HN: CLI tool for capturing responsive website screenshots
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mofle
12y ago
Author here. It's meant to be a resource for and by the community. Issues/PRs for additions and removals welcome! :) The list was initially a text document on my computer as a reference on useful modules when learning Node, as the
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