Monkey patches for file system related things.
Extract user, repo, and other interesting properties from GitHub URLs
A pure JS HTTP parser for node.
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A Node.js interface to the Android monkey tool.
`process.stdout` in your browser.
Monkey C dictionary for cspell.
Shim for process.hrtime in the browser
A React Native module for identifying jail-broken, rooted, or mock locations on iOS and Android
Prevent pipe breaking caused by errors from gulp plugins
Utility library of AST helper functions
Utility library to traverse AST
Traverse and edit AST
A Node.js interface to the Android monkey tool.
A vite plugin server and build your.user.js for userscript engine like Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey and Greasemonkey
ECMAScript 5 compatibility shims for legacy JavaScript engines
Co-operatively, removably, monkeypatch around methods, or serialize their execution
A polyfill for the element internals specification
Firebug-like dir() for Node.
A pure JS HTTP parser
@bugsnag/js plugin to record browser requests as breadcrumbs
Monkey-patch (hook) functions for debugging and stuff.
Prevent pipe breaking caused by errors from gulp plugins
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Object#pat a monkey patch to avoid temporary variable assignments.
A collection of helpful methods and monkey patches for Objects, Strings, Enumerables, Arrays, Hash, Dates, Minitest & Rails
Monkey patch objects using Ruby 2.0 refinements, if available.
Lasso for Methods! You can hook up processes before and after to existing method objects, it's like a monkey patch without have to open up the actually method.
An adjustable rate progress bar that does not monkey patch Ruby objects
Simple gem to work with weeks as arrays of date objects. Also include monkey patch for Date class. Cheers!
A fast, tiny (82 lines) hybrid mocking library that supports classical and partial mocking. Partial mocking mixes classical mocking with real objects. There's no monkey patching `Object` or copying. Mock objects are isolated leaving real objects completely untainted.
Bananas is a library for displaying monkey patches defined on a given tree of objects. It uses simple criterion to introspect an object for externally-defined methods. It is intended to be used for debugging.
Fabricas is simple; just a few lines of code. It's a framework agnostic library with zero requires and zero monkey-patching of any class or object. Very useful when you need to build objects fast.
Monkey patches Test::Unit::TestCase to add some additional assert methods, a global database_interface object (via a class variable) and a few helper functions designed to enable plsql unit testing
Augments Ruby currying to handle MRI 2.1 required keyword arguments. Proc like objects can be curried until all their required keywords have been received. Monkey patching is optional.
Animator is a cleanly namespaced ActiveRecord plugin that hooks into the existing model life-cycle allowing you to to restore (Animable#reanimate), query (Animable.inanimate), and inspect (Animable#divine) destroyed objects including associations without the tedium and ugliness of default scopes, monkey-patched methods, and complex callbacks.
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