Asks you if you are sure. If you are not, it will return an error code. Is useful in scripts where you want a confirmation before executing.

TypeScript definitions for jquery.are-you-sure

Make sure all gulp file contents are available as buffer

Make sure there's always space to type in your editor.

Make sure they’re curly and point downward

A light-weight jQuery "dirty forms" Plugin - it monitors HTML forms and alerts users to unsaved changes if they attempt to close the browser or navigate away from the page. (Are you sure?)

Promise-based utility to make sure you don’t call rate-limited APIs too quickly.

Make sure your function really throws what you expect

Lint your app's addon dependencies, making sure you only have one version of each.

Make sure they’re curly and point downward even for possessive plurals

Make sure all React Native dependencies are uniform across machines

bpmn-js extension which makes sure that `isExecutable` is set on `bpmn:Process`

Small module that makes sure your catch, caught an actual error and not a programming mistake or assertion

A link that serializes requests by key, making sure that they execute in the exact order submitted

mdast utility to make sure there is no more than a single top-level heading in the document

Make sure to use try-catch to wrap up some dangerous actions!

Makes sure that all required environment variables are set.

Line Ending Corrector - An utility that makes sure your files have consistent line endings.

Make sure the last sync call to an async function is executed after all previous ones have finished

ESLint Plugin to make sure your imports only import the bits you need