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next-intl provides internationalization (i18n) tools for Next.js, including ICU message syntax for translations and formatting for dates, times, and numbers. It also offers a hooks-based API for turning translation messages into plain strings or rich text, with type-safe message key support. It is useful for building language-aware React apps, including internationalized routing.
Actively maintained: Yes. The repo shows frequent updates in 2026, including a recent upstream push on 2026-07-29, and multiple version updates in late July and June.
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iconv-lite converts character encodings using pure JavaScript, turning encoded buffers into JavaScript strings and vice versa. It also provides a streaming API for chunk-by-chunk encode and decode, and supports many common singlebyte and multibyte encodings without native code compilation.
Actively maintained: Recent activity on 2026-07-03 (multiple updates), with the most recent upstream push on 2026-07-03, suggests the project is currently active rather than dormant.
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A Node.js package that provides a human-friendly map of known process signals, including readable descriptions, default actions, whether they are supported on the current OS, and whether the default action can be prevented. It’s useful for writing clearer signal and error-handling logic around interrupts and process exit behavior.
Maintenance status: The most recent documented updates are v8.0.1 on 2025-03-29, with an upstream push on 2025-05-25. As of 2026-06-09, there is no evidence of further updates, so the project appears quiet (maintenance mode) rather than actively iterating.
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Provides TypeScript/JavaScript constants for HTTP status codes and their reason phrases, suitable for use in apps and frameworks like Express. Useful for mapping status codes to standard text (for example, sending `StatusCodes.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR` with `getReasonPhrase`) and keeping status code usage consistent with relevant RFCs.
Maintenance status: Repository updates last show v2.3.0 on 2023-09-20, and the last upstream push was 2024-07-23, so as of 2026-06-09 the source appears quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained.
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This is a Node.js module for creating HTTP error objects for Express, Koa, Connect, and similar frameworks. It provides a `createError` API and helpers to attach status codes, messages, headers, and other properties, so you can pass standardized errors through your middleware.
Active maintenance: Yes. The upstream GitHub repo shows a recent push on 2026-06-01, and the most recent published package update (v2.0.1 on 2025-11-20) includes CI/workflow and test-related improvements.
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htmlparser2 is a fast, forgiving HTML and XML parser for JavaScript, designed to parse documents with a callback-based interface. It’s useful for streaming-style parsing where you react to events like opening tags, attributes, text, closing tags, and comments without needing to build a full DOM up front.
Actively maintained: Recent upstream push was on 2026-06-09, with the latest tagged update v12.0.0 on 2026-03-20, indicating ongoing development rather than dormancy.
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Advanced converter that turns HTML into plain text, useful for formatting and extracting readable text from HTML content such as emails. Includes a CLI tool for running the conversion from the command line, and a monorepo with related packages.
Active maintenance, with evidence of recent upstream activity (last upstream push 2026-05-02, and a new tagged update 10.0.0 on 2026-04-30), so it does not appear to be dormant.
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Hono is a small, fast web framework built on Web Standards, designed to run on many JavaScript runtimes including Cloudflare Workers, Deno, Bun, Vercel, and Node.js. It provides routing and middleware features, with built-in support for first-class TypeScript development. Useful if you want to write the same web app code across different platforms.
Actively maintained. The repo shows ongoing updates in late June through late July 2026, and there is a recent upstream push on 2026-07-27, indicating active development rather than dormancy.
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Hermes is a JavaScript engine optimized for running React Native apps, focusing on fast startup using ahead-of-time static optimization and compact bytecode. It’s useful if you want to enable Hermes in a React Native project or build and integrate a custom Hermes build, with release notes aimed at specific React Native versions.
Active maintenance: The repo shows recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-06-06) and multiple updates in 2026, including hermes-v250829098.0.14 (2026-06-02) and hermes-v250829098.0.13 (2026-05-05), indicating ongoing development rather than maintenance mode.
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A Fetch API Headers polyfill and transformation library that provides a `Headers` class for constructing and managing HTTP headers in non-browser environments. It also includes helpers to convert headers between `Headers`, strings, lists, and plain objects, preserving raw header names when needed.
Actively maintained: Yes, based on the very recent upstream push on 2026-06-01 and follow-up tagged update on 2026-03-05 (v5.0.x), suggesting the project is still in active development rather than dormant.
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GraphQL.js is the JavaScript reference implementation of GraphQL, a query language for APIs. It helps developers build GraphQL type schemas and execute queries against them in Node or the browser, including validation before execution.
Actively maintained. There is very recent activity (upstream push on 2026-07-03, with follow-on updates v17.0.2 on the same date), and multiple updates in June and July 2026.
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Graphmatch is a low-level JavaScript utility for matching a string against a directed acyclic graph of regular expressions. It can match fully or partially, supports fine-grained control over which nodes allow partial matches, and can compile the whole graph into a single RegExp for repeated use.
Actively maintained: The repo shows recent activity, with the latest upstream push on 2026-02-14, and updates continuing into the 2026 time frame.
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Grammex is a tiny PEG-like parsing system for building language grammars using regexes. It provides functions to define primitive matches, combine them into rule graphs, then parse input strings (or validate them as a boolean) by checking that rules match the entire input.
Actively maintained: Yes, there is recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-07-11, and a new v3.1.13 update the same week), indicating the repo is not dormant. However, multiple updates in the period show no release notes provided.
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graceful-fs is a drop-in replacement for Node’s built-in fs module that improves filesystem access behavior across platforms, focusing on resilience to errors. It queues and retries certain operations to reduce failures like EMFILE “too many file descriptors”, helping apps avoid crashing when they open many files at once.
Actively maintained: No. The most recent upstream push is 2025-10-25, and the npm/github updates shown include a long gap with the last documented version in the 4.2.x line dated 2023-03-16, which suggests maintenance has slowed into a quiet state rather than ongoing active development as of 2026-06-09.
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giget is a CLI and Node.js helper for downloading templates and cloning project code from common git providers like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Sourcehut. It supports template registries (built-in or custom), offline and disk caching, extracting from subdirectories, authorization for private templates, and an optional post-clone dependency install via unjs/nypm.
Actively maintained: Yes. The most recent upstream push is 2026-07-27, and recent updates include feature work (for example, v3.3.0, v3.2.0) rather than only chores.
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Get a readable stream’s contents and return them as a string, Buffer, ArrayBuffer, or array, and it can also handle async iterables and object streams. It’s useful when you need to fully consume data from Node.js streams, Web streams, or async iterables, with an optional maximum stream size (maxBuffer) to limit how much is read.
Maintenance/active: Evidence suggests the project is not actively maintained today, with the most recent published updates in 2024 (v9.0.1 on 2024-03-16) and the last upstream push on 2024-10-28 relative to today (2026-06-09).
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get-port-please helps you find an available TCP port to listen on. It provides functions like getPort, checkPort, and waitForPort, with options to choose specific ports, port ranges, host, and random port selection.
Actively maintained, there is an upstream GitHub push dated 2026-06-09, indicating ongoing work rather than complete stasis.
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This is an npm package that returns the own enumerable keys of a JavaScript object, similar to Object.keys(), but it also includes symbol keys. It is useful when you need enumerable symbol properties to be included in the list of keys.
The source appears not to be actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2023-01-18 and no evidence of further updates since early 2023.
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