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supports-color is an npm module that detects whether a terminal supports ANSI color output for stdout and stderr, returning an object with per-stream flags (basic 16 colors, 256 colors, and truecolor 16 million). It also provides a helper to evaluate support for an arbitrary write stream and honors CLI flags like --color/--no-color, plus FORCE_COLOR to override detection.
Actively maintained (mostly), the upstream pushed on 2026-01-04, and there were multiple updates in 2025 that adjusted terminal and environment detection (WezTerm, Ghostty), indicating ongoing upkeep.
Last release: 2025-09-08
strip-indent is a JavaScript utility for removing redundant indentation by stripping leading whitespace from each line in a string. It determines how much to remove based on the line with the least leading whitespace (ignoring empty lines), and it also offers a dedent function that removes surrounding blank lines.
This GitHub source appears actively maintained, with updates as recently as 2025-10-12 (about 8 months ago relative to 2026-06-11) and a follow-up update shortly before (2025-09-11).
Last release: 2025-10-12
Strip-bom is a JavaScript utility that removes the UTF-8 byte order mark (BOM) from a string. It is useful when you need to sanitize text inputs that may start with a BOM before further processing.
Maintenance status: The repository appears to be in a low-activity state, with the most recent recorded update on 2021-04-16 (v5.0.0), and no newer updates shown in the provided history.
Last release: 2021-04-16
A Node.js module that returns an array of V8 CallSite objects representing a captured stack trace. It is useful for inspecting stack frames from an Error object, for example to read file names, line and column numbers, and other per-frame details.
The GitHub upstream (defunctzombie/node-stackback) is marked as archived, with the last upstream push on 2013-10-16, indicating it is not actively maintained.
Last release: 2012-10-10
A small utility module that prints “pretty” messages in response to SIGINFO (BSD/macOS) and SIGUSR1 (Linux), commonly triggered by Ctrl+T. It wraps both signals and can run a callback to report process internal state or other custom information.
The source emilbayes/siginfo appears quiet, with the last upstream push and latest listed update (v2.0.0) on 2020-06-16, which is well over 5 years ago relative to 2026-06-11.
Last release: 2020-06-16
A JavaScript semver parser and version utility for node, used by npm. It helps developers validate, clean, compare, and coerce semantic version strings, and check whether versions satisfy version ranges (also available via a command-line tool).
Actively maintained: Yes, activity is current, with upstream pushes and tagged updates continuing into 2026-06-09, just two days before today (2026-06-11).
Last release: 2026-06-09
Saxes is a sax-style, evented streaming XML parser for JavaScript. It is non-validating, designed to be stricter about XML well-formedness, and emits events like open tags, text, errors, and end, making it useful for parsing XML from character streams in Node.js or in the browser.
The upstream repository is marked as archived, and the most recent upstream push is dated 2025-12-31, so overall it appears to be in a quiet or maintenance-only state rather than active development.
Last release: 2021-11-07
This JavaScript (Node.js and browser) utility runs an array (or object) of asynchronous functions in parallel. It invokes a final callback with an array or object of results when all tasks complete, and it stops early by calling the main callback immediately if any task reports an error.
Maintenance status: Likely quiet/dormant. The most recent upstream push is 2023-02-27, and the provided version history shows no new updates after v1.2.0 (2021-02-10).
Last release: 2021-02-10
CSSOM.js is a CSS parser written in pure JavaScript, with a partial implementation of the CSS Object Model. It is useful for turning CSS text into a structured form (for example, parsing rules and selector styles) in browser or Node.js environments (npm package: cssom).
The repository (rrweb-io/CSSOM) appears actively maintained during 2024, with multiple versioned updates pushed on GitHub (last push 2024-10-14).
Last release: 2024-10-14
rehype-sanitize is a unified (rehype) plugin that sanitizes HTML to make it safe by removing anything not explicitly allowed by a schema, using a default schema based on GitHub style. It is useful when you cannot fully trust authors or the other plugins, especially when transforming user-provided HTML into a HAST tree.
Maintenance status: The last recorded upstream push was 2023-09-28, and the newest published updates entry is rehype-sanitize 6.0.0 (2023-08-26). As of 2026-06-11, this indicates the project is quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained.
Last release: 2023-08-26
redent is a small npm package that normalizes indentation in strings. It strips redundant indentation and then indents the result, with options to control the indent string, how many times indentation is repeated, and whether empty lines are also indented.
The last recorded update is v4.0.0 on 2021-05-03, which indicates no recent maintenance activity beyond that point (so it may be in maintenance mode or effectively stable, but active upkeep is not evident from the provided evidence).
Last release: 2021-05-03
Punycode.js is a JavaScript library that converts between Punycode (ASCII) and Unicode strings, fully complying with RFC 3492 and RFC 5891. It is useful for encoding and decoding internationalized domain names or email address domains (e.g., using functions like decode, encode, toUnicode, and toASCII).
The repository appears quiet in the present day: the last upstream push was 2024-04-18, and the most recent published updates listed are from 2023-12-19 (so there have been no new updates for well over a year relative to 2026-06-11).
Last release: 2023-12-19
obug is a lightweight JavaScript debugging utility, forked from debug, with TypeScript and native ESM support. It helps developers enable and disable debug output by namespace (for example via the DEBUG environment variable or browser localStorage), and provides customizable formatting and logging with a small footprint for modern runtimes.
The source (sxzz/obug, GitHub) appears actively maintained, with the most recent upstream push on 2026-06-10 and follow-on updates released in 2026-06 (latest shown v2.1.2 on 2026-06-04).
Last release: 2026-06-10
NWSAPI is a fast CSS Selectors API engine written in pure JavaScript, built to aim for Selectors Level 4 conformance. It provides functions to parse and compile CSS selector strings for DOM selection and matching, and it can be used in browsers (as a global `NW.Dom`), or in headless environments and Node.js (as a CommonJS module).
The repository (dperini/nwsapi) appears to have recent activity, with an upstream push on 2026-06-07, which suggests it is not abandoned.
Last release: 2018-12-20
Nano ID is a tiny, secure, URL-friendly unique string ID generator for JavaScript, designed to create short IDs with a URL-safe alphabet. It supports secure and non-secure modes (using hardware random generation by default) and can be customized by ID size or alphabet.
Actively maintained: The repo has a very recent upstream push (2026-05-25) and npm/tag activity in 2026, including multiple updates in late April 2026.
Last release: 2026-04-30
MZ (Modernize node.js) is a Node.js helper library that modernizes Node’s core APIs to current ECMAScript specifications, especially by wrapping parts of Node’s API. It provides promise-based versions of common modules like child_process, crypto, dns, fs, readline, and zlib, so you can use async functions cleanly with Node’s core APIs.
Maintenance status: The repository appears quiet/dormant now, with the last upstream push in 2020-12-11 and the most recent published updates listed in 2017-09-13 (v2.7.0), so there is no clear sign of active maintenance as of 2026-06-11.
Last release: 2017-09-13
ms (vercel/ms) is a small utility for converting time expressions and units to milliseconds, and converting millisecond numbers back into formatted strings with units. It’s useful when you need consistent parsing of inputs like “2 days”, “1h”, or “100”, including TypeScript type definitions and support for different server and browser runtimes.
Maintenance status (evidence-based): The repo shows a recent upstream push on 2026-05-20, which suggests it is not completely dormant, but the provided “updates” list is otherwise old (latest shown is 3.0.0-canary.1 from 2021-09), so public update cadence appears very infrequent.
Last release: 2021-09-15
min-indent is a small JavaScript utility that finds the shortest leading whitespace shared by non-empty lines in a string, then uses that value to remove redundant indentation. It is useful for normalizing multi-line strings that include extra indent.
The upstream repo appears not to be actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2020-08-02 and only a small number of updates since then.
Last release: 2020-05-28