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  • numpy-stl

    Simple library to make working with STL files (and 3D objects in general) fast and easy.

    pip install numpy-stl
    
    from stl import mesh
    
    # Load an STL file (auto-detects binary/ASCII)
    your_mesh = mesh.Mesh.from_file('model.stl')
    
    # Inspect
    print(f'{len(your_mesh)} triangles')
    print(f'Bounding box: {your_mesh.min_} to {your_mesh.max_}')
    
    # Save
    your_mesh.save('output.stl')
    

    Tags: #python • python3 • python2

  • mongoose

    Mongoose module for Nest framework (node.js) 🍸

    Mongoose module for Nest.

    Tags: #typescript • nest • nestjs

  • bull

    Bull module for Nest framework (node.js) :cow:

    Monorepo containing Nest modules for Bull and BullMQ packages.

    Tags: #typescript • nestjs • nest

  • seccomp-tools

    Provide powerful tools for seccomp analysis

    Powerful tools for seccomp analysis.

    This project is aimed primarily (but not exclusively) at analyzing seccomp sandboxes in CTF pwn challenges. Some features are CTF-specific, but they’re just as useful for analyzing real-world seccomp filters.

    Tags: #ruby • seccomp • seccomp-filter

  • LavaSrc

    [!IMPORTANT] For LavaSrc v3 (Lavaplayer v1 & Lavalink v3) look here

    Tags: #java • lavaplayer • spotify

  • wa-sqlite

    WebAssembly SQLite with support for browser storage extensions

    This is a WebAssembly build of SQLite with support for writing SQLite virtual filesystems completely in Javascript. This allows alternative browser storage options such as IndexedDB and Origin Private File System. Applications can opt to use either a synchronous or asynchronous (using Asyncify or JSPI) SQLite library build (an asynchronous build is required for asynchronous extensions).

    IndexedDB and several Origin Private File System virtual file systems are among the examples provided as proof of concept. A table comparing the different VFS classes is here.

    Try the demo or run benchmarks with a modern desktop web browser. More information is available in the FAQ, discussion forums, and API reference.

    Tags: #javascript • sqlite • webassembly

  • Through the MagicLink class we can create a secure link that later being visited will perform certain actions, which will allow us offer secure content and even log in to the application.

    [!WARNING] Migrate actions is required if you are upgrading from version 2.24.2 or earlier. Please see the Migrate actions section for detailed instructions.

    Tags: #php • laravel • authentication

  • TheGlowingLoader

    TheGlowingLoader is the highly configurable library to indicate progress and is natively created for Android Platform. It is an implementation of a design composed by Shashank Sahay.

    Android Library which is the implementation of The Glowing Loader created by Shashank Sahay.

    I have made it so that it can be easily customized. You can change line stroke width, line colors, particle colors, disable several effects etc.

    Library supports OS on API 14 and above.

    Download Demo Apk

    Demo Video

    Tags: #java • library • android

  • activity-log

    Get aware of any activities that are taking place on your dashboard! Imagine it like a black-box for your WordPress site.

    A WordPress plugin that logs user and system actions: post edits, login attempts, plugin activations, option changes, REST API calls, WP-CLI commands, and more. Each log entry records who made the change, when, from which IP, and through which request source (WP Admin, REST API, WP-CLI, WP-Cron, XML-RPC, or WP Abilities).

    Events are stored in a dedicated database table, separate from core WordPress tables.

    Tags: #php • wordpress • plugin

  • Ysabeau

    Ysabeau: The essence of Garamond in an open-source sans-serif typeface

    Ysabeau is a free type family developed by Christian Thalmann ([Catharsis Fonts][1]). It combines the time-honored and supremely readable letterforms of the Garamond legacy with the clean crispness of a low-contrast sans serif, rendering it well suited for body copy as well as display. It is open source, and all its working files (in [Glyphs][2] format) are available from this repository. If you wish to work with Ysabeau in a different font editor (which I wouldn’t recommend), I can provide you with UFO versions of those files instead.

    Any feedback, bug reports, test results, and suggestions for additions are very welcome. You can contact me using the [Ysabeau issue tracker][4].

    If you like Ysabeau, please help spread the word via the social media of your choice. You might also be interested in my other typefaces on [MyFonts][1] and in my other free type family [Cormorant][3].

    Tags: #python

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