git-tagger ==========
Vite plugins for component tagging and Tailwind config extraction
CDK Aspect to tag resources with git metadata. This provides a nice connection between the construct and the git repository.
This is a CDK Aspect that will tag your CDK Stacks with the current git repo location for easier identification of deployed stacks.
A Vite plugin that automatically adds data attributes to your React components.
A type tagger for TypeScript
Automatically annotate JSX components and HTML elements with data attributes
Vite plugin for component tagging
A default tap plugin that adds snapshot functionality.
A helper to set up tracking based on walkerOS
Vite plugin for component tagging
Zero dependency, Vanilla JavaScript Tag Editor
English Part-of-speech (POS) tagger
Vite plugin that instruments React JSX elements with source-location metadata for visual editing
fasttag part of speech tagger implementation
A webpack loader that automatically adds data attributes to your React components in Next.js.
English lexicon useful in NLP/NLU
Loader that injects tracking attributes into React/JSX elements for visual editing
Provides metadata and conversions from repository urls for GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab
FastTag part of speech tagger implementation
OVHcloud control panel Request tagger
A webpack loader that adds location metadata to JSX elements for development debugging
Element selection and source tagging for Claude Bridge sandbox
 
Nifty rake tasks to simplify your git tagging
Plus2 + Davidson style git tagger, for Davidson + Plus2
expedites the git tagging procedure and updating a changelog for Rails projects and Gems
RakeRoll: Roll out your release versions with ease, RakeRoll will version and tag a release then create an updated changelog of the git commits (picking only those starting with a *)
Capistrano-Deploy-Tagger creates and updates certain tags in Git each time you perform a deploy. The first tag defaults to 'inproduction' and is always updated to refer to the revision that was just deployed. The second tag is a timestamp applied to every revision that is deployed to production.
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