1,305,612 packages matching “in order”
@contentlayer2/cli
v0.5.8 · 1 year ago
Currently (in order to keep the build setup minimal) this CLI package only contains the CLI source but cannot be run directly. Instead it needs to be built & run via `packages/contentlayer`.
No known vulnerabilities
@commodo/fields-storage
v2.1.3 · 5 years ago
We're working hard to get all the docs in order. New articles will be added daily.
No known vulnerabilities
@daleighan-dsp/common
v1.9.4 · 4 years ago
In order to work on this:
No known vulnerabilities
gulp-fn
v0.0.3 · 8 years ago
gulp-fn - gulp plugin used in order to run custom callback functions per file
No known vulnerabilities
@envelop/depth-limit
v7.1.1 · 5 months ago
This plugins uses [`graphql-depth-limit`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/graphql-depth-limit) in order to limit the depth of executed selection sets (by injecting a new GraphQL validation rule into your execution).
No known vulnerabilities
magicli
v0.2.1 · 7 years ago
Automagically generates command-line interfaces (CLI) for any module. Expected options and help sections are created automatically based on parameters names, with support to async. It can be installed globally, in order to *execute* any module, or .js fil
No known vulnerabilities
eslint-plugin-no-require-lodash
v1.1.0 · 10 years ago
Prevent require('lodash') in order to encourage things like require('lodash/collection/map').
No known vulnerabilities
merge-files
v0.1.2 · 7 years ago
Combine multiple files into one file in order based on multistream. It's a promise version that applies to merging large files that taking long time.
No known vulnerabilities
agentevals
v0.0.7 · 5 months ago
[Agentic applications](https://langchain-ai.github.io/langgraph/concepts/agentic_concepts/) give an LLM freedom over control flow in order to solve problems. While this freedom can be extremely powerful, the black box nature of LLMs can make it difficult
No known vulnerabilities
@eaze/tooltip
v4.0.0 · 7 years ago
Tooltip used in order-summary and some other places
No known vulnerabilities
jsonbird
v3.1.0 · 8 years ago
JSON-RPC 2.0 client/server/peer for any reliable transport. Inter-process communication. REST. WebSocket. WebWorker. Out of order messaging or in-order byte streams
No known vulnerabilities
@netlify/create-sdk
v3.0.4 · 4 months ago
This package is necessary in order to run `npm create @netlify/sdk`. When running `npm create @netlify/sdk`, npm will automatically search for a package called `@netlify/create-sdk` in order to run the initialization
No known vulnerabilities
pug-multiple-basedirs-plugin
v0.1.5 · 7 years ago
A pug plugin allowing basedir option to be configured as an array. The resolver will attempt to resolve the basedirs in order.
No known vulnerabilities
@json2csv/transforms
v7.0.8 · 16 hours ago
json2csv built-in transforms. A transform is a function that receives a data recod and returns a transformed record. Transforms are executed in order before converting the data record into a CSV row.
No known vulnerabilities
@metamask/react-native-actionsheet
v2.4.3 · 2 years ago
Cross platform ActionSheet. This component implements a custom ActionSheet and provides the same way to drawing it on the defferent platforms(iOS and Android). Actually, In order to keep the best effect, it still uses the ActionSheetIOS on iOS.
No known vulnerabilities
run-screen
v0.5.4 · 6 years ago
`run-screen` is tool to run multiple process in parallel in different screen in order to switch from one output to the other.
No known vulnerabilities
lynx-admin-ui
v1.0.0-alpha.67 · 3 years ago
this module adds annotations for entities in order to automatically generate an Administration UI
No known vulnerabilities
dbdiff
v0.5.3 · 8 years ago
Compares two databases and prints SQL commands to modify the first one in order to match the second one
No known vulnerabilities
@openpgp/hkp-client
v0.0.3 · 3 years ago
A client for the OpenPGP HTTP Keyserver Protocol (HKP) in order to lookup and upload keys on standard public key servers.
No known vulnerabilities
@tight-embedded/react
v6.10.0 · 13 days ago
In order to use this library you'll need to generate an `accessToken` via our [Authentication Endpoint](https://v6.docs.tight.com/api-reference/authentication).
No known vulnerabilities