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npm-run-path helps you prepend your local `node_modules/.bin` directories to the `PATH` when running commands in npm scripts. It exposes `npmRunPath()` (returns an updated PATH string) and `npmRunPathEnv()` (returns an updated `process.env` object), which is useful for executing locally installed binaries by name via Node.js child processes.
The source (sindresorhus/npm-run-path) appears largely stable and actively usable, but it is not actively updated now, with the last upstream push on 2024-10-28 and the most recent versioned update v6.0.0 on 2024-08-26, about 10 months before today (2026-09-10).
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node-fetch-native is a Node.js fetch implementation intended to provide better backward and forward compatibility by redistributing node-fetch v3 (and more). It offers CommonJS and ESM usage, prefers native fetch when available, and includes proxy support (via HTTP Agent or Undici Proxy Agent) for environments that need HTTP proxy handling.
Maintenance status: Likely actively maintained in the sense that there is a very recent upstream push (2026-09-09), but the most recent described published updates in the provided history are older (last noted v1.6.7 on 2025-08-02), so the public change cadence is not well evidenced after that.
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node-fetch is a lightweight module that brings the Fetch API to Node.js, giving developers a window.fetch compatible way to make HTTP requests. It’s useful for spec-aligned fetch-style client code in Node, including promise-based APIs, native Node stream request and response bodies, and proper content decoding (gzip, deflate, brotli).
The node-fetch/node-fetch repo shows an upstream push on 2026-05-12, which suggests the codebase is not completely abandoned and has some level of ongoing maintenance, but the latest provided tagged update notes are from 2023-08-23.
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This is a Node.js package that provides an implementation of the DOMException class from NodeJS, useful when you need DOMException in environments where it is not easily available to import or require. It is intended for cross-environment use, exposing globalThis.DOMException (when needed) and matching NodeJS behavior and legacy error codes. The project is marked deprecated, with guidance to use the platform’s native DOMException and Node.js 18+.
The upstream repository is marked as archived, indicating it is not actively maintained in the usual sense.
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node-cron is a simple cron-like task scheduler for Node.js, written in pure JavaScript. It lets you schedule jobs using full GNU crontab syntax (including optional seconds) and is useful for running recurring tasks at specified times.
Actively maintained, with very recent GitHub updates (latest update v4.6.0 on 2026-07-05, and the previous updates on 2026-06-21 and 2026-06-18).
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node-addon-api is a header-only C++ wrapper for Node-API, designed to make it easier to build Node.js native add-ons in C++. It provides a C++ object model and exception handling with low overhead, while targeting supported Node-API versions so the resulting addons can run on compatible Node.js releases.
Actively maintained, with very recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-08-12) and ongoing version tags through 2026-08-12 (v8.9.2).
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next-themes is a React theme abstraction for Next.js that helps you implement dark mode with a small setup. It supports system preference via prefers-color-scheme, prevents theme flashing on load (SSR and SSG), and can sync the active theme across tabs and windows using a ThemeProvider and a useTheme hook.
Maintenance status: Evidence of continued upstream activity (last GitHub push 2026-02-25). Published package updates appear less frequent, with the newest tagged change in the provided log being v0.4.6 on 2025-03-11, suggesting ongoing work but not rapid release cadence.
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An HTTP content negotiator for Node.js that parses client headers like Accept, Accept-Language, Accept-Charset, and Accept-Encoding to rank and select the most preferred media types, languages, charsets, and encodings. Useful for choosing what content format to respond with based on a request’s preference headers.
jshttp/negotiator appears actively maintained, with an upstream push and tagged update on 2026-08-20 (about a week before today, 2026-08-27).
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A Node.js utility that compiles PDO-style named placeholders into unnamed placeholders, turning SQL like `:bar` into `?` and producing the corresponding parameter array. Useful when you want to write readable named SQL but run it with drivers that only accept unnamed placeholders.
Actively maintained, with the most recent upstream push on 2026-09-07 and ongoing versioned updates through 2026 (latest noted tag v1.1.7 on 2026-04-19).
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MySQL2 is a fast MySQL-compatible MySQL client for Node.js, focused on performance. It supports features like prepared statements, non-utf8 encodings, binary log protocol, compression, SSL, authentication switching, custom streams, and pooling. It is useful for building Node.js applications that need a MySQL client with broad feature support and good performance.
Actively maintained: The upstream and GitHub activity is very recent (last push 2026-09-09), with multiple tagged updates in August and September 2026, indicating ongoing maintenance rather than a dormant period.
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mute-stream is a Node.js pass-through stream utility for the npm CLI ecosystem that can silently drop written or incoming bytes when muted. It also supports an optional replacement mode, such as masking characters instead of fully dropping them.
Maintenance status: Actively maintained, with recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-06-18, and the latest published update v4.0.0 on 2026-05-08).
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Mock Service Worker (MSW) is an API mocking library for JavaScript that intercepts requests and returns mock responses. It helps developers test and develop against consistent network behavior without stubbing application code, with support for both browser (via Service Worker) and Node.js (via request interception).
Actively maintained: mswjs/msw shows recent upstream activity (last push on 2026-07-08) and a steady stream of updates through July 2026, indicating the project is actively developed rather than dormant.
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mimic-function is a JavaScript utility that modifies one function to mimic another function’s name and properties. It’s useful when wrapping a function but you want the wrapper to preserve the original function’s identity details, while keeping a modified to.toString() that reflects the wrapper.
The repository appears largely dormant today, with the last recorded upstream push on 2024-10-28 and the most recent published updates from 2024-03-14 (v5.0.1), over a year ago relative to 2026-09-10.
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merge-stream merges multiple input streams into a single interleaved stream, useful when you want to combine outputs from several stream sources. It supports dynamically adding more streams via merged.add, and you can check whether any sources were added using merged.isEmpty.
The repository appears effectively dormant, with the last upstream push on 2019-06-20 and the most recent listed update (v2.0.0) on 2019-05-23, so it is not actively maintained as of 2026-09-10.
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merge-descriptors merges properties from one JavaScript object into another, including non-enumerable and accessor-defined properties, while preserving property descriptors. It is useful when you need a destination object to receive an accurate copy of a source object's property definitions, with an option to control whether existing properties are overwritten.
Maintenance status: The repository appears quiet/dormant, with the last upstream push on 2023-12-21 and the most recent published update (v2.0.0 on 2023-11-16), so there is no evidence of active maintenance as of 2026-09-10.
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Node.js module that parses and formats RFC 6838 media type strings into components like type, subtype, and optional suffix, and can normalize them back into a canonical form. Useful for working with media types in Node applications, with helpers to parse, format, and validate media type strings.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests active maintenance is possible, with a recent upstream push on 2026-07-23, and a major package update on 2026-05-27. No explicit problems are documented in the provided update summaries.
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Marked is a fast markdown parser and compiler that turns Markdown into HTML, designed to be lightweight and implement many markdown features. It can be used in browsers, on servers, or via a command line interface (CLI), and it supports customization through options and extensibility. It also provides documentation and a demo site rendered using Marked.
markedjs/marked appears actively maintained, with upstream pushes and recent tagged updates as late as 2026-09-15, and multiple bug-fix updates through September 2026.
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magic-string is a small, fast utility for manipulating source code as strings, making light edits like replacing characters, prepending, appending, moving, and overwriting. It also generates version 3 source maps (optionally including original content), which can help when transforming code while preserving mapping back to the original.
Actively maintained: Yes, the upstream repo shows very recent activity (last push on 2026-09-15), with multiple bug fix and feature updates released in the same month.
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