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• Feb 17, 2025

  MinecraftDecompiler

  Minecraft Decompiler. A useful tool/library to deobfuscate and decompile Minecraft(or any jar file) through popular mappings and various decompilers. Or use it as a lib to process obfuscation mappings such as converting a mapping to another format

  A useful tool/library to deobfuscate Minecraft using Proguard(official)/SRG/CSRG(Bukkit,Spigot,Paper)/TSRG(SRG 1.13+)/TSRG v2(SRG 1.16.5+)/Tiny(Intermediary, Yarn) mappings and decompile Minecraft using CFR/FernFlower/ForgeFlower/Any Decompiler You Like

  Tags: #java • minecraft • deobfuscator

• Feb 17, 2025

  Crawler-Detect

  🕷 CrawlerDetect is a PHP class for detecting bots/crawlers/spiders via the user agent

  CrawlerDetect is a PHP class for detecting bots/crawlers/spiders via the user agent and http_from header. Currently able to detect 1,000’s of bots/spiders/crawlers.

  Tags: #php • user-agent • crawler

• Feb 17, 2025

  prisma-relay-cursor-connection

  Extend Prisma’s findMany method to support Relay Cursor Connections

  yarn add @devoxa/prisma-relay-cursor-connection
  

  This module has a peer dependency on @prisma/client. You can check the supported versions in the package.json (peerDependencies).

  Tags: #typescript • prisma • prisma2

• Feb 16, 2025

  vue-mapbox

  Vuejs 2 components for interacting with mapbox-gl-js

  Combine powers of Vue.js and Mapbox Gl JS

  Vue-mapbox is wrapper around Mapbox GL JS library that provides vueish-way to interact with the map.

  Description and documentation

  Tags: #javascript • mapbox-gj-js • vue-mapbox

• Feb 16, 2025

  KryptEY

  Android keyboard for secure E2EE communication through the signal protocol in any messenger. Communicate securely and independent, regardless of the legal situation or whether messengers use E2EE

  Breaking of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) by laws such as the planned EU chat control is an ongoing issue. Content in messengers that use E2EE, such as Whatsapp or Signal, could thus be monitored by third parties. E2EE is often, but not always, standard in messengers. There are proven methods for E2EE such as PGP. However, these methods are sometimes cumbersomely integrated and require a lot of effort to use.

  KryptEY is an Android keyboard that implements the Signal protocol. The keyboard works messenger-independently and both the X3DH Key Agreement Protocol and the Double Ratchet Algorithm work without a server, thus it enables a highly independent use of the protocol.

  Tags: #java • android • android-keyboard

• Feb 15, 2025

  laravel-keycloak-guard

  🔑 Simple Keycloak Guard for Laravel

  This package helps you authenticate users on a Laravel API based on JWT tokens generated from Keycloak Server.

  Tags: #php • laravel • keycloak

• Feb 15, 2025

  store_attribute

  ActiveRecord extension which adds typecasting to store accessors

  ActiveRecord extension which adds typecasting to store accessors.

  Originally extracted from not merged PR to Rails: rails/rails#18942.

  Tags: #ruby • activerecord • store-accessors

• Feb 15, 2025

  coti-node

  COTI is the first DAG based chain protocol that’s optimized for Enterprises and Stable-coins.

  COTI is a fully encompassing “finance on the blockchain” ecosystem that is designed specifically to meet the challenges of traditional finance (fees, latency, global inclusion and risk) by introducing a new type of DAG based base protocol and infrastructure that is scalable, fast, private, inclusive, low cost and is optimized for real time payments.

  The ecosystem includes a

  • DAG based Blockchain
  • Proof of Trust Consensus Algorithm
  • multiDAG
  • Global Trust System
  • Universal Payment Solution
  • Payment Gateway
  • consumer COTI Pay applications
  • merchant COTI Pay Business

  Find out more about COTI in our Medium.

  Tags: #java • dag • blockchain

• Feb 14, 2025

  RWD-Table-Patterns

  This is an awesome solution for responsive tables with complex data.

  Designed to be used with Bootstrap 5. If you don’t want to use bootstrap, just fork the repo and customize it to your needs!

  Tags: #javascript

• Feb 14, 2025

  best-ruby

  Ruby Tricks, Idiomatic Ruby, Refactoring and Best Practices

  Do you know why experienced Ruby programmers tend to reach for basic collections and hashes while programmers from other languages go for more specialized classes? Do you know the difference between strip, chop, and chomp; and why there are three such similar methods when apparently one might suffice (Not to mention lstrip and rstrip!)? Do you know the downsides of dynamic typing? Do you know why the differences between strings and symbols get so blurry, even to experienced Ruby developers? How about metaprogramming? What the heck is an eigenclass? How about protected methods? Do you know what they’re really about? Really? Are you sure? Eloquent Ruby

  Absolutely the best way to learn to write idiomatic Ruby code is to read idiomatic Ruby code. Eloquent Ruby

  This repository aims to help everyone write more idiomatic, clean, and tricky ruby code and also document good refactoring techniques. You can add your own technique or paste it from some website. Do not forget the source, of course. All the tricks are in the /tricks folder.

  For the sake of clarity, you should paste in the markdown format. At the end, if the code is not your own, paste a reference to the author and source of the technique.

  Tags: #ruby

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