11 packages matching “legibly”
legibly
v0.1.1 · 3 months ago
Turn legacy codebases into a living, structured context layer
No known vulnerabilities
@hackbg/dump
v1.0.2 · 2 years ago
Use Braille characters to print binary data legibly. JS/TS version of Justinne Tunney's brailledump (https://justine.lol/braille/)
No known vulnerabilities
claude-math
v0.4.1 · 15 days ago
Render math legibly in Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI. Emits Unicode glyphs instead of unrenderable LaTeX in the terminal. (Graphical sixel/kitty rendering is on the roadmap.)
No known vulnerabilities
@nejs/html
v3.0.6 · 2 years ago
A very convenient way to generate HTML elements using JavaScript
No known vulnerabilities
@tiger-ui/react
v0.0.1-beta.1 · 2 years ago
The Tiger UI React enables you to create React components easily and more legibly using the Emotion library. You can define style values for your components effortlessly and add customizable component properties along the way.
No known vulnerabilities
@ripl/terminal
v1.2.0 · 1 day ago
Terminal rendering context for Ripl
No known vulnerabilities
sustainability-wellknown-consumer
v0.5.2 · 9 days ago
Reference client for /.well-known/sustainability-data (draft-besleaga-sustainability-wellknown): fetch, validate, and transform. Complements sustainability-wellknown-publisher.
No known vulnerabilities
@slide-agent/core
v0.9.0 · 2 days ago
Portable AI-agent skill and TypeScript toolkit for creating, editing, rendering, and validating editable PowerPoint presentations.
No known vulnerabilities
@graysonlang/viridis
v1.2.0 · 11 days ago
The viridis colormap and its siblings (magma, plasma, inferno, cividis, turbo, mako, rocket) as a tiny dependency-free JavaScript library — perceptually uniform, colorblind-friendly color values for data visualization.
No known vulnerabilities
if-true
v0.0.2-alpha · 10 years ago
simplify building complex if-else logic
No known vulnerabilities
@cratylus/invoke
v0.1.1 · 1 day ago
The run-time entry: composes the runtime with its declared capability plugins and ships them as an installable command.
No known vulnerabilities