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  • Dec 25, 2023

    ttag

    :orange_book: simple approach for javascript localization

    • Uses ES6 template literals for string formatting (no need for sprintf).
    • Contexts support
    • It can precompile translations on a build step.
    • Plurals support ngettext.
    • It can be integrated in any build tool that works with babel.
    • Has a builtin validation for translated strings format.
    • It can use any default locale in sources (not only English).
    • Handles React (jsx) translations.
    • Can be easily integrated with Create React App. CRA doc

    Tags: #typescript • javascript-localization • i18n

  • Dec 25, 2023

    RapiDoc

    RapiDoc -WebComponent for OpenAPI Spec

    Custom Element for Open-API spec viewing

    Sponsored by Zuplo - Get a Stripe-like API experience for your customers in minutes - documentation, rate-limiting and API-key auth in minutes.

    Tags: #javascript • openapi3 • swagger

  • Dec 25, 2023

    algoliasearch-client-php

    • Thin & minimal low-level HTTP client to interact with Algolia’s API
    • Supports php ^7.3.

    Tags: #php • search-engine • algolia-search

  • Dec 24, 2023

    osmosfeed

    Turn GitHub into an RSS reader

    An RSS reader running entirely from your GitHub repo.

    • Free hosting on GitHub Pages.
    • No need for backend. Content updates via GitHub Actions.
    • Customizable layouts and styles via templating and theming API. Just bring your HTML and CSS.
    • Free and open source. No ads. No third party tracking.

    Want a host-free alternative? Check out the sister project: Fjord.

    Tags: #typescript • rss • feed

  • Dec 24, 2023

    dnsdiag

    DNS Measurement, Troubleshooting and Security Auditing Toolset

    There are several ways that you can use this toolset. However, using the source code is always recommended.

    Tags: #python • dns • dns-diagnostics

  • Dec 23, 2023

    react-native-performance

    📐 Monitor and measure React Native performance

    Toolchain to measure and monitor the performance of your React Native app in development, pipeline and in production.

    Tags: #typescript • flipper • metrics

  • Dec 23, 2023

    CC-attack

    Using Socks4/5 or http proxies to make a multithreading Http-flood/Https-flood (cc) attack.

    A script for using socks4/5 or http proxies to attack http(s) server.

    News:

    • Added Support of HTTP proxies
    • Added More proxies api to download

    Info:

    • Using Python3
    • Added more human-like options
    • Http Get/Head/Post/Slow Flood
    • Random Http Header/Data
    • Socks4/5 Proxies Downloader
    • Socks4/5 Proxies Checker
    • Customize Cookies
    • Customize Post Data
    • Support HTTPS
    • Support Socks4/5

    Tags: #python • attack • socks5-proxy

  • Dec 23, 2023

    laravel-woocommerce

    WooCommerce Rest API for Laravel

    WooCommerce Rest API for Laravel. You can Get, Create, Update and Delete your woocommerce product using this package easily.

    Documentation

    Tags: #php • laravel-woocommerce • api

  • Dec 22, 2023

    vscode-home-assistant

    Visual Studio Code Extension for Home Assistant. ⭐ if you think this is cool!

    1. Install via the VS Code Marketplace

    2. Open your (local copy of the) Home Assistant Configuration with VS Code

    3. Configure the connection to Home Assistant via the HA Section in the VS Code Settings UI

      More details in the How-To in the Wiki

    4. Enjoy the features showcased below 👇

    5. Continue reading in the Wiki:

    Tags: #typescript • hacktoberfest • home-assistant-config

  • Dec 22, 2023

    mib2-toolbox

    The ultimate MIB2-HIGH toolbox.

    The ultimate MIB2-HIGH toolbox for all your MIB2 High customization needs.

    Note: this screen has the potential to ruin your MIB2 HIGH unit. The developers are not responsible for any troubles to anyone or anything caused by this toolbox. It’s never our intention to harm any person, car or brand. Use the tools wisely, don’t be a douche.

    Note2: This is not a universal Jailbreak-like solution for all your needs and firmware versions.

    Note3: If you’re a business that tries to make a profit off of this: Don’t be an asshole, don’t charge money for this. This project is done in our free time, out of love for the community. I’ve risked bricking my own hardware while testing, and invested a lot of time in the research. Instead of making money, why not support this project with your knowledge or a small donation or become a Patreon.

    Tags: #python • mib2 • infotainment

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