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Alan Clarke (@alanclarke)

alanclarke

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urlite

A very small, fast, dependency free url parser and formatter for nodejs and the web

positions

A small dom element positioning lib inspired by jquery-ui/position

time-input

A keyboard friendly react component for capturing time

keyboard-keys

A CSS suite of computer keyboard keys

int-encoder

a simple utitlity to encode and decode ints from a predefined alphabet

backpocket

Simple time machine style incremental backups locally or over ssh

micro-amd

parse-human-date

Parse a human textual description of a date, including relative times

maxz

Get the maximum zIndex on a page or from a list of elements

smurl

smart url matching

imageloader

ievms

Simple command line api for xdissent/ievms

fetch-js

Reliably fetch scripts and execute callbacks once evaluated

overlayer

A tiny animating overlay backdrop lib using css3 animations

speedsnitch

Simple lightweight nodejs profiling tool

winston-couchdb

a couchdb transport for the nodejs async logging library winston

github-stats

A script to summarise user stats on github

connerify

Translates words to sean connery style phonetical spelling

SimpleSelector

SimpleSelector $$() – JavaScript DOM selector

gossipper

Debug requests from the browser console

cashcow

cashcow is a smart cache fetcher that pools consumers and minimises memory usage

after.js

adds support to ie6 & 7 to the :before and :after pseudo selectors

domready

shamelessly stripped the .ready event logic from jquery for use in projects without a jquery dependency. Just 431 bytes when minified and gzipped, or 1kb when minified.

batch-stream-csv

Process large CSV files in batches without backpressure

grunt-requirejs-tasks

grunt plugin enabling developers to build their code using require.js's dependency management features

confirmer

Simple y/n prompt for the command line