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A Node.js package for parsing PostgreSQL interval strings and converting the result back to formats like Postgres interval strings or ISO 8601 duration strings. Useful when you need to interpret Postgres interval output (assuming the default Postgres interval style) and then pass the parsed value into applications or prepared statements.
Actively maintained: The repo shows a recent upstream push on 2026-06-30 and an associated v4.1.0 update the same day, indicating ongoing maintenance as of today (2026-10-01).
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A JavaScript date/time output parser for PostgreSQL, which converts Postgres date and time strings into JavaScript Date objects while aiming to match Postgres behavior and preserve accuracy. Useful when you need reliable parsing of Postgres output into JS Date values (supported for Postgres versions 9.6 and later).
The repository appears to be maintained, since there was an upstream push on 2026-02-08 (about 7 months before today), but the most recent tagged update in the provided summaries is v2.1.0 from 2021-06-30.
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postgres-bytea is an npm package for decoding and encoding PostgreSQL bytea strings to and from Node.js Buffers. It provides `decode` for converting Postgres bytea formats (hex and escape) into buffers, plus `Decoder` and `Encoder` Transform streams for handling bytea data in COPY FROM and COPY TO contexts.
Maintenance status: The repo shows a recent upstream push on 2025-12-17, including an v1.0.1 update, but there is a long gap since the prior major update (v3.0.0 in 2020), suggesting intermittent maintenance rather than steady active development.
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A JavaScript npm package that parses PostgreSQL array column values given as a string, returning a JavaScript array. Useful for converting Postgres array literals like `{1,2,3}` into native arrays, with an optional transform function to process non-null elements.
The latest upstream push and update was on 2025-03-06, about 19 months ago, so the project appears quiet rather than actively maintained.
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Postgres.js is a fast, full-featured PostgreSQL client for Node.js, Deno, Bun, and Cloudflare, useful for connecting to Postgres and running SQL from JavaScript. It provides an easy API based on tagged template strings, handling query parameters safely and returning results as arrays of row objects.
Actively maintained: the upstream was pushed on November 4, 2026, and v4.0.0 updates appeared on October 29.
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postal-mime is an email parsing library for Node.js, web browsers (including Web Workers), and serverless environments (such as Cloudflare Email Workers). It parses raw RFC822 email data into a structured object with headers, recipients, attachments, and more, including support for complex MIME parts and nested multiparts.
Actively maintained: upstream pushed and updated the project on 2026-10-29, just days before today.
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Parses and serializes `.po` (gettext) file content in TypeScript, providing a small, zero-dependency parser. It’s useful for reading `.po` message entries like `msgid` and `msgstr`, including metadata, message context (`msgctxt`), and references and comments that start with `#.` or `#,`, then converting it to or from structured data.
Actively maintained, with the most recent update on 2026-08-14, about a 2-week gap since the prior day’s activity and no long evidence of neglect up to today (2026-08-20).
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pngjs is a simple PNG encoder and decoder for Node.js, with no dependencies. It’s useful for reading and writing PNG images, including support for multiple bit depths (1, 2, 4, and 16), interlace files, and transparency, with both async and sync interfaces and a browser build via Browserify.
Maintenance status: The most recent documented upstream activity is an upstream push on 2024-03-23, but the latest available versioned updates in the provided history are from 2016 (v3.0.0), so the project appears quiet rather than actively maintained in day-to-day releases.
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Node.js utilities and TypeScript definitions for reading, writing, and updating common project configuration files like package.json and tsconfig.json, including helpers to find nearest package/TS config files and resolve lockfile paths. It also provides functions for sorting and normalizing package.json contents (and related git config parsing and formatting) with format detection across JSON, JSON5, and YAML.
Actively maintained: The source shows very recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-10-20, with v2.4.0 published the same day), indicating it is actively maintained as of today (2026-10-22).
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This software generates or verifies Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) challenge pairs used with OAuth flows. It can create a code_verifier and corresponding code_challenge (default method S256, or plain), and it also provides functions to verify a verifier and challenge or generate a challenge from an existing verifier.
The repo (crouchcd/pkce-challenge) appears active, with the last upstream push on 2026-07-30 and a recent tagged update (6.0.0 on 2026-02-01), indicating ongoing maintenance rather than a dormant state.
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Node.js module for reading PostgreSQL connection passwords from the user’s ~/.pgpass file (or the equivalent on Windows). It looks up the matching entry for a given host and user, returning the password via a callback, and is useful when you need to integrate pgpass file handling into Node code.
The repo appears actively maintained, with the latest upstream push on 2026-09-13 and a recent npm update (v1.0.6 on 2026-06-20), indicating ongoing work rather than dormancy.
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Type parsing for node-postgres, used by importing it via `require('pg').types`. It converts raw PostgreSQL text results into JavaScript types, and is useful for customizing how specific PostgreSQL data types are parsed (for example, overriding type parsers for certain OIDs).
Maintenance status: The source shows recent activity in 2025 (last upstream push and published update on 2025-07-30), but there have been no updates for about 14 months as of 2026-09-10, so it appears quiet or in low-activity maintenance mode rather than actively iterating day-to-day.
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A Node.js reader that parses PostgreSQL binary numeric values and converts them into a string. Useful when you need to decode numeric fields from PostgreSQL binary format, intended for use with pg (node-postgres).
Maintenance/active? The project appears quiet overall: published updates are from 2019, and there is no evidence of published releases after that, despite an upstream push noted on 2025-12-18.
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Library that converts 64-bit big-endian signed integers to their string representation, designed for use with PostgreSQL data. Useful for decoding pg integer values from raw buffers into readable JavaScript strings.
The source charmander/pg-int8 shows a very long gap between the documented tagged updates (v1.0.1 and v1.0.0 are both from 2017), and the tags themselves do not provide detailed release notes or a changelog beyond a small internal/CI refactor for v1.0.1.
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Non-blocking PostgreSQL client for Node.js, implemented in pure JavaScript with optional native libpq bindings, provided under the node-postgres project (npm package `pg`). Useful for running parameterized queries and supporting common PostgreSQL features like connection pooling, async notifications (LISTEN/NOTIFY), and bulk import/export with COPY.
Actively maintained: The repo has very recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-09-30), and the latest pg update was published the same day, indicating ongoing maintenance.
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perfect-debounce provides an improved debounce function that supports Promise-returning and async functions, helping avoid duplicate calls while a promise is being resolved. It supports configurable leading and trailing behavior and adds control methods like cancel(), flush(), and isPending() for managing pending invocations.
The repo shows an upstream push as recently as 2026-09-09, which suggests ongoing maintenance, though the last described published update was v2.1.0 on 2026-01-21.
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peberminta is a simple, transparent parser combinators toolkit, written in TypeScript, for building parsers over tokens of any type. It provides well-typed, lightweight building blocks to combine parsers and is useful for custom parsing tasks where you want direct access to parser state, configurable options, and a fixed token array input (no streaming).
The source appears to be maintained, with the latest upstream push on 2026-05-02, and a recent tagged update v0.10.0 on 2025-09-05.
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Pathe (unjs/pathe) is a drop-in replacement for Node.js’s built-in path module that normalizes paths to use forward slashes consistently across operating systems, including environments like browsers. It provides identical exports to Node’s path module and adds extra path-related utilities via a pathe/utils subpath.
Maintenance status: The repo shows an upstream push on 2026-09-10, which suggests ongoing activity in the short term, but the last published updates are much older (latest listed v2.0.3 on 2025-02-11), indicating a prolonged lull in released changes.
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