Collection of common javascript decorators
Vite plugin for building server and SSR applications.
To decorate your text with many fonts
Decore classes as Injectable to be injected into or injectable into other class constructors.
Prettier config
ESLint config
omid.ir ui kit
Module and tooling for request-scoped Bunyan logging in NestJS.
Sign and decode deserialized jws
Uma ferramenta para instanciar classes existentes baseasas em modelos com valores padrões
Arcjet utilities for decorating responses with information
The crate contains macros for implementing wrapper functions around member or static functions.
A Rust implementation of the TypeSpec type system — parser, checker, and emitter
Platform-agnostic decoration data model for text editor highlight, marker, and widget ranges
Decoration plugin for bmux — paints pane borders and publishes scene updates
A plugin to provide python-style decorators in Rust
A tool to dissolve deprecated calls in Python codebases
A Rust library for styling terminal output with CSS-like syntax
A macro for generating decorator methods
A Rust procedural macro library for function instrumentation
Client-side render extension for the bmux decoration plugin
Opinionated window decoration controls for Tauri apps.
Typed public API of the bmux decoration plugin (BPDL-generated bindings)
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Manages the process of loading decorators into your Rails application.
Rails::Decorators provides a clean, familiar API for decorating the behavior of a Rails engine.
Support for symbol decorations such as where(:field.in => [1,2,3])
Implements true and fully transparent decorators in Ruby
Parliamentary Grom decorator
A Rails responder to decorate resources.
Decorate models with views in a object oriented way
Use decent_exposure with decorators (e.g. Draper)
A tool that walks through a hash or nested object and applies code to containers and elements based on user defined rules.
Decoration Mail Parser
Adornable provides the ability to cleanly decorate methods in Ruby. You can make and use your own decorators, and you can also use some of the built-in ones that the gem provides. _Decorating_ methods is as simple as slapping a `decorate :some_decorator` above your method definition. _Defining_ decorators can be as simple as defining a method that yields to a block, or as complex as manipulating the decorated method's receiver and arguments, and/or changing the functionality of the decorator based on custom options supplied to it when initially applying the decorator.