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Joakim L. Christiansen (@JoakimCh)

JoakimCh

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palmtop-application-library

PAL is meant as a help in developing applications for the HP100LX and HP200LX palmtops

tdewolff-minify

An ES module with an API allowing easy usage of tdewolff's minify within Node.js

JLCs_PB_stuff

My coding examples for PureBasic

pluggable-prng

An ES module with a class providing a Pseudo-random number generator which is "pluggable", meaning you can plug-in any PRNG algorithm. It's also "seedable" meaning that it can have a reproducible (deterministic) output based on its starting seed. The module includes plugins for some fast and good (insecure) PRNGs (Alea, Sfc32, Mulberry32, Pcg32), but also a much slower cryptographically secure PRNG which is using the Web Crypto API.

jlc-midjourney-archiver

An application to allow anyone to create a local backup of their own Midjourney images (and to keep them in sync).

mix-header-demo

A little demo showing how to decrypt Command and Conquer MIX-file headers.

Simple-Copyleft-Licenses

Easy to understand licenses which protects the values of open source projects without making the use of them too restrictive or permissive.

base-endecoder

An ES module providing functions for converting (encoding and decoding) numbers and data to/from any base (input any charset). Works in Node.js, Deno and the browser. Includes functions for base32, base64 and base64url.

dalle-archiver

JLC's DALL·E 3 Archiver

jlc-websocket

A lean and mean (not a lot of code bloat) WebSocket implementation for Node.js written in modern JavaScript.

whichever-data

A module with some functions making it easier to accept a wide range of binary-data holding objects like Array, TypedArray, DataView, ArrayBuffer and Node.js's Buffer as input without having to actually know which of them were used as the input.