thlorenz/zuul-smoke-test
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Verify that your sass functions generate the css you expect.
Confirming that async mocha tests written qunit style to run in proper order as long as they aren't nested.
extend like a boss
Parse and consume source maps.
Initialize it with a source map, then feed it error stacks to have the trace locations mapped to the original files.
Investigating if error stack traces include source map info.
Documenting types and methods of libuv, mostly by reading 'uv.h'.
Injects browserify transforms into specified dependencies of a package recursively.
A transform that swaps out modules according to a config in your package.json selected via an environment variable.
Takes a synchronous function that transforms a string and converts it into a transform compatible with browserify, catw and mutiny.
Given an html string it removes elements matching CSS selector(s) and returns the pruned html string.
Generates github compatible API documentation from your project's jsdocs and adds them to your Readme.
Given an artist name it spits out links to playlists and/or search results of similar artists on youtube, last.fm and rdio.
Namespaces all rules found in a CSS file to make them only apply to a subset of the page.
Injects jsdoc styles into pages that have been jsdoc-githubified.
Updates a section inside a file with newer content while removing the old content.
Resolves the currently checked out branch of the git repository in the current directory.
Applies a transform to an input string and calls back with result, mostly useful for testing transforms
A transform that adapts html files generated with jsdoc to be rendered in a github wiki or readme.
Generates github wiki compatible API documentation from your project's jsdocs and adds them to your wiki.
Requires a module found relative to given root or working directory.
Recursively mutates files in a given directory.
browser-side require() the node.js way
Samples from learn C the hard way
Beej's Guide to Network Programming samples refactored to match my preferences
Runs your mocha tests with zuul and phantomjs locally or on a build server.
Resolves the full path to the bin file of a given package by inspecting the \"bin\" field in its package.json.
An example of using the zuul test runner to execute your tests locally and remotely including custom server and browserify setup.
Resolves all sass files in current project and all dependencies to create one sass file which includes them all.
Example of setting up a project to run multiple tap tests in one go or one by one.
The non-configurable configuration loader for lazy people.
Write tests in C via tap - adapted to be installable via clib. https://github.com/clibs/clib
Writable stream that formats bunyan records that are piped into it
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Gumbo - A pure-C HTML5 parser, adapted to be installable via clib.
Attempt at simulating commonJS style exports as closely as possible in pure C, i.e. without rewriting the source and/or pre-processor statements.
Downloads podcasts from cre-archive.
Reproduces issue that occurs when installing and consuming a livestream on the root of a db which has sublevels
Inspects a nodejs stream 2+ and logs the data that's coming through.
Get a better view into what your streams are doing under the hood via in browser visualizations.
A variety of streams to be used in samples and/or tests.
Measures the rate at which a given stream emits data chunks and streams the result.
d3 gauge with a writable stream API so you can pipe into it.
Visualizes streams in the browser.
Gauge visualization built on top of d3.
Dynamically loads CSS into the document head.
Taking editing json to the next level with multilevel.
Numerous talks I gave at meetups and conferences some based on reveal.js.
A demo showing how to build a markdown editor with browserify and marked.