node-yelp. Javascript client for Yelp's API (v2.0)
206proof-of-liabilities. Proof of Liabilities (PoL) is a scheme designed to let companies that accept monetary deposits from consumers (e.g. Bitcoin exchanges, gambling websites, online Bitcoin wallets, etc.) prove their total amount of deposits (their liabilities) without compromising the privacy of individual users.
106connectr. Connectr allows the insertion/removal of Express middlewares at "runtime". LOOKING FOR MAINTAINER
88pgtools. Pure Node.js implementation of PostgreSQL's createdb and dropdb tools.
77better-require. Augments require() with support for multiple file formats. Node.js / NPM package
76deisdash. Deis Dash is a web based UI for the Deis PaaS. LOOKING FOR MAINTAINER
72proof-of-solvency. Proof of Solvency (PoS) is a scheme designed to let users verify the solvency of online websites which accept Bitcoin (or other similar currency) deposits (e.g. exchange websites, online wallets, gambling websites, etc.) in a way that doesn't compromise the privacy of users.
71node-notify. Native Node.js C++ extension for displaying desktop notifications using GNOME's libnotify (libnotifymm) library.
66handlebars-paginate. Pagination helper for Handlebars.
57jsnotify. Sample code to bind Javascript alert() to a GTK+ notification using V8
54Google-Contacts. Node.js wrapper for the Google Contacts API (uses OAuth 2.0 token authentication)
42awesome-microservice-archs. Examples of real world software built with a microservice architecture
31boolasync. Async boolean logic for Node.js / Javascript.
30proof-of-assets. Proof of Assets (PoA) is a scheme designed to let entitites (operators) prove that they control a given amount of Bitcoin or other blockchain based cryptocurrency.
27mcp-human. Human Assistance for AI Assistants
26eslint-import-resolver-babel-root-import. A babel-root-import resolver for eslint-plugin-import
23mtgox-socket-client. Node.js client for the MtGox Streaming API (using Socket.io)
21kmeans.js. K-means algorithm implementation in Javascript.
20tsc-module-loader. Custom Node.js ESM loader that uses TypeScript's module resolution under the hood.
19advisory-lock. advisory-lock
16minios. Minimal OS that prints "Hello world" to the screen. Also an OS X "starter kit" for http://littleosbook.github.io/
15phemex-puzzle. Attempt at solving https://twitter.com/Phemex_official/status/1217808220703473664 , PRs welcome
14jest-quickfix-reporter. Jest reporter for Vim's QuickFix
12retry-promise. Retry is a small utility function that allows to retry a promise automatically.
10resourcemap. Resourceful routing for Express 4.x
10dORM. ORM for PHP 5. [DEPRECATED: I no longer maintain this repo]
10dashell. Minimalist shell for educational purposes.
9fixer. Setup your test database using fixtures in a breeze.
9express-websocket. Use Express middleware before initiating Websocket connection.
9connect-acceptoverride. Override `Accept` to `application/json` header if URL ends with .json (Connect/Express middleware)
9coinscript. An experimental language that compiles to Bitcoin scripts.
8google-plusone-posterous. Small script to add Google +1 to a Posterous theme using an iframe.
8notif. Node.js library for handling notifications (in web apps).
6deis-node. Deis API client for Node and the browser.
6require-yaml. require('require-yaml') lets you load YAML/YML files using require syntax. For example: var config = require('./config.yaml');
6worm. WORK IN PROGRESS
5shc-protocol. Library for decoding and verifying Smart Health Cards data (e.g. the Quebec Covid Vaccine QR code).
5olalonde.github.com. https://syskall.com
5express-transform. Express middleware to transform responses using streams
4coreos-bitcoind. tiny bitcoind docker image and coreos unit files
4require-typescript. require('require-typescript') lets you load typescript files directly from Node.js. For example: var mymodule = require('./mymodule.ts');
4chungking. Controllers for Node.js (originally built to be used with Connect / Express.js)
4node-ttychat. ttychat is a Node.js app that let's you chat with other users on your machine from within the terminal
4docker-fake-s3. Fake AWS S3 server for local development based on fake-s3
4dotfiles. Personal dotfiles
4require-csv. require('require-csv') lets you load CSV files using require syntax. For example: var data = require('./data.csv');
4express-bandwidth. Express middleware to monitor the bandwidth of requests/responses.
3csv2array. Sync CSV parser for Node.js
3require-xml. require('require-xml') lets you load XML files using require syntax. For example: var config = require('./config.xml');
3muxide. A tiny IDE written in bash, built on tmux + vim and inspired by tmuxinator.
3abstract-bitcoin-wallet. Interface and test suite for standardized bitcoin wallet libraries
2swig-js. swig modules for javascript bindings (v8, FireBreath)
2jsonselect. Filter out JSON fields using Mongoose's select syntax and JSONPaths.
2gh-globalsearch. Chrome extension that makes Github search all repositories by default instead of the current repository.
2open-html. Open HTML strings in your web browser from Node.js
2solvency-verifier-extension. Proof Of Solvency Chrome extension. See https://github.com/olalonde/proof-of-solvency
2getuid. Get the UID of a user by their username. (Node.js NPM package)
2async. Async utilities for node and the browser
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