Cycle through the items of an array
Stringify and parse cycled reference json
Stringer nicely stringifies structures does not matter how complex or cycled them are. Convenient tool for fast diagnostic and inspection of data during development and in production. Use it to see more, faster. Refactoring required.
Collection of cross-platform routines to copy / clone data structures, no matter how complex and cycled them are. Cloner relies on class relations definition for traversing. Use the module to replicate your data.
Collection of cross-platform routines to traverse data structures, no matter how compex and cycled them are. Traverser may be used to inspect data, make some transformation or duplication. Traverser relies on class relations definition for traversing. Use
Cycle through the items of an array
Dynamic chart component for kong analytics.
Themes for Alacritty : A cross-platform GPU-Accelerated Terminal emulator
CLEO terminal animations — braille spinners, progress bars, and sparks for the cleo CLI and CleoOS. Forked from gunnargray-dev/unicode-animations (MIT).
This package provides a simple interface for interacting with the Near blockchain. As a modern, tree-shakeable package, it is intended to replace usage of `near-api-js`.
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Array that cycles itself
TUI launcher for Claude Code — dial in your config and go
Just common utils
Nodes to restart the PassPort IGW.
Constantly changing rainbow border!
a TUI text editor using TypeScript for both the editor and scripting capabilities
Speed reading react component that presents words to the user at a selectable words per minute and focuses the reader's eyes at a calculated point of each word to optimize reading speed
Primitive storage for basic purposes
Zero watchers binding directives for AngularJS
Tool to migrate documents from one cluster to another.
Replaces pi's spinner verb with rotating Phish-lyric verbs.
Experimental CSS minification
Lightweight High-Performance Cryptographically Strong Random Number Generator
Farfalle with Xoodoo: Parallel Permutation-based Cryptography
Universal Keyed Hashing Based on Integer Multiplication
This Rust library provides a simple interface to monitor and add cycles to canisters on the Internet Computer.
A Wayland-native screensaver for Hyprland — fractal shaders on wlr-layer-shell overlays
CKB RPC server
A cycle-accurate 6502 CPU emulator library.
🎡 Detect workspace dependency cycles in Rust monorepos
This crate provides tools to represent and compute the Minimum Cycle Basis of a graph, offering efficient access and manipulation of cycles for algorithmic and theoretical analysis.
Cost-model calibration tool for Keleusma. Measures pipelined cycles per opcode on a host CPU and emits a CostModel implementation suitable for the runtime's WCET analysis.
Motorola 68000 CPU emulator, ported from the battle-tested Musashi emulator
Code for testing an extention of the Collatz Conjecture
Tame your development cycle.
Calculations for AIRAC (Aeronautical Information Regulation And Control) cycles.
Sampling and measurement of execution cycles
Eukaryotic cell cycle modelled at different levels of precision. Has two levels at the moment: Simple and Virginia Tech.
Define additional sets of validations beyond the standard "errors" that is tied to the ActiveRecord life-cycle. These additional sets can be defined with all the standard ActiveRecord::Validation macros, and the resulting collection is a standard ActiveRecord::Errors object.
Retry an execution that terminates with an error, with optional backoff cycles
A convenience gem for cycling through a set of values, ported from the 'cycle' functionality found in Rails. It is independent of which framework you use so will run in Sinatra, Padrino or straight up Ruby itself.
Parse and interact with SOF cycle notation.
Simplifies OAuth setup for review apps.
Lead and cycle time calculator for Trello boards.
Provides a framework for sending wall time statistics to external services, such as statsd, stathat, etc.
A Seq is created with an array, and optionally a number of elements to return, an offset to start at and a default item to return when ended. Call #next to return the next item. A Seq::Random will return randomly selected elements from the array. A Seq::Lazy will lazily evaluate a block to get the next element.