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  • Sep 27, 2021

    Gladys

    A privacy-first, open-source home assistant

    You can try Gladys Assistant on our demo website.

    Tags: #javascript • gladys • assistant

  • Sep 27, 2021

    react-native-encrypted-storage

    React Native wrapper around EncryptedSharedPreferences and Keychain to provide a secure alternative to Async Storage.

    React Native wrapper around SharedPreferences and Keychain to provide a secure alternative to Async Storage.

    Tags: #typescript • async-storage • keychain

  • Sep 26, 2021

    kitsune

    Platform for Mozilla Support

    Kitsune is the platform that powers SuMo (support.mozilla.org)

    It is a Django application. There is documentation online.

    Tags: #python

  • Sep 26, 2021

    glimmer.js

    Central repository for the Glimmer.js project

    Welcome to Glimmer.js! Glimmer.js is actually a made up of lots of small packages, so this meta-repo exists to help you find what you’re looking for.

    Tags: #typescript • glimmer • glimmerjs

  • Sep 26, 2021

    Keka

    The macOS file archiver

    The macOS file archiver.

    Follow Keka on Twitter at @kekaosx.

    Tags: #php • keka • archiver

  • Sep 25, 2021

    cqrs

    A lightweight CQRS module for Nest framework (node.js) :balloon:

    A lightweight CQRS module for Nest framework (node.js)

    Tags: #typescript • nest • nodejs

  • Sep 25, 2021

    alfred-github-workflow

    GitHub Workflow for Alfred 3/4

    In Alfred type (gh > login) to authenticate against your account. The login uses OAuth, so you do not have to enter your credentials.

    Tags: #php • github • alfred

  • Sep 25, 2021

    EnchantmentCracker

    Cracking the XP seed in Minecraft and choosing your enchantments

    Cracking the XP seed in Minecraft and choosing your enchantments.

    Tags: #java

  • Sep 24, 2021

    lcm

    Lightweight Communications and Marshalling

    Tags: #java

  • Sep 24, 2021

    simple_token_authentication

    Simple (but safe) token authentication for Rails apps or API with Devise.

    First install [Devise][devise] and configure it with any modules you want, then add the gem to your Gemfile and bundle install:

    # Gemfile

gem 'simple_token_authentication', '~> 1.0' # see semver.org

    Once that done, only two steps are required to setup token authentication:

    1. Make one or more models token authenticatable (ActiveRecord and Mongoid are supported)
    2. Allow controllers to handle token authentication (Rails, Rails API, and ActionController::Metal are supported)

    If you want more details about how the gem works, keep reading! We’ll get to these two steps after the overview.

    Tags: #ruby • devise • authentication

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