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Prisma CLI is a beta command-line tool that provides a unified Prisma experience, including an ORM binary and Composer and Prisma Developer Platform workflows. It is useful for managing projects, authentication, environment variables, services and service versions, and running Prisma ORM and Composer actions through grouped commands like `prisma <group> <action>`.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push on November 3, 2026 and frequent recent updates.
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Nano Stores is a tiny state manager for React, React Native, Preact, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Lit, Angular, and vanilla JavaScript. It provides many atomic, tree-shakable stores and computed/derived patterns to help move state logic out of components.
Actively maintained: Yes. The most recent upstream push and published update are on 2026-10-06, and prior updates continue throughout 2026 (no long silence).
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Kysely is a type-safe, autocompletion-friendly TypeScript SQL query builder for Node.js and other JavaScript environments like Deno, Bun, Cloudflare Workers, and web browsers. It helps ensure you only reference visible tables and columns, and it produces correctly typed result rows for the selected columns and aliases.
Actively maintained: upstream was pushed on 2026-11-04, and updates appeared as recently as 2026-11-01.
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Checks whether a given JavaScript value is `document.all`, specifically an object with the `[[IsHTMLDDA]]` internal slot. Useful for writing environment-aware code that needs to detect the presence or shape of `document.all` in browsers.
The source inspect-js/is-document.all appears maintained, with its most recent upstream push on 2026-06-11, which is relatively recent compared to today (2026-10-02).
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Provides ECMAScript abstract operations for “getting properties” including Get, GetV, GetMethod, plus a shared isPropertyKey helper (with TypeScript types). Useful for implementing or using spec-like property access behavior while keeping dependencies smaller than es-abstract by only importing what you need.
The source appears actively maintained, with the most recent upstream push and published update (v1.0.0) on 2026-06-16, which is relatively close to today (2026-10-02).
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Better Call is a tiny TypeScript web framework for defining typed endpoints and invoking them either as normal functions or by mounting them to a router served by standard-compatible servers like Bun, Node, Next.js, or SvelteKit. It also includes a typed RPC client for type-safe client-side calls to those endpoints, with validation support via standard schema libraries like Zod.
The source is actively maintained, with an upstream push and update on 2026-11-03, just two days before today.
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@napir-rs/lzma provides `lzma`, `lzma2`, and `xz` compression and decompression for Node.js and the browser. It exposes one-shot and streaming APIs, using the pure-Rust `lzma-rust2` crate via `napi-rs`.
The source is actively maintained now: it had an upstream push and two updates on November 3, 2026.
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fontsource/font-files is the Fontsource project’s collection of 2000+ open-source fonts, packaged for easy use. It is useful if you want bundled font files for development or to add new font submissions (it only accepts font submissions).
Better Fetch is an advanced TypeScript fetch wrapper that adds standard schema validations, using validators like zod, valibot, or arktype, plus pre-defined routes, callbacks, and plugins. It’s designed to work across the browser, Node.js (18+), workers, Deno, and Bun.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push and update on 2026-10-24, just days before the date assessed.
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@better-auth/utils is a simple TypeScript API that provides common authentication related cryptography utilities such as hashing, HMAC, RSA and ECDSA signing and verification, random string generation, OTP (HOTP/TOTP), and base64, hex, and binary encoding. It is built on top of Web Crypto APIs and supports both Node.js (using the Crypto module) and web environments via conditional exports.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push and an update on October 24, 2026.
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Better Auth is a framework-agnostic authentication and authorization framework for TypeScript, offering a comprehensive set of features out of the box. It includes a plugin ecosystem to help add advanced capabilities, useful for building things like 2FA and multi-tenant support with less custom code.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push today and multiple updates in the past two weeks.
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Truststore is a Python library that provides an ssl.SSLContext-like API backed by your operating system’s native certificate trust stores, so apps can verify TLS certificates using system-managed CA updates and related features. It is useful for developers who want to avoid relying on certifi, and it has been integrated into pip 24.2+ as the default HTTPS certificate verification method (with a certifi fallback).
The repository sethmlarson/truststore appears actively maintained, with an upstream push timestamp of 2026-10-15 and a recent update, v0.10.5 (2026-10-12).
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Pathspec is a Python utility library for matching file paths using Gitignore-style patterns, including basic gitignore behavior or a spec that more closely replicates Git’s edge cases. It’s useful for selecting or excluding files from a directory tree or from explicit file lists, with optional faster regex backends (simple, hyperscan, or google-re2).
Actively maintained (ongoing development): GitHub shows an upstream push on 2026-10-08, and multiple tagged updates landed in early 2026, plus another update series in April 2026.
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The mypy_extensions project provides extensions to Python’s typing module that are supported by the mypy type checker and the mypyc compiler. It is useful for developers who want additional typing features or behaviors beyond the standard typing module.
Recent activity is evident: the latest update and upstream push were on 2026-11-03, two days before today.
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Mypy is a static type checker for Python. It uses type hints to warn you when your code uses variables and functions with incompatible types, helping find bugs without running the program. It can also be integrated into IDEs and supports incremental checking via daemon mode (dmypy).
Actively maintained, with an upstream push and an update on 2026-10-28, one day before today.
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Mypyc runtime library that provides basic functionality and efficient C alternatives to various Python standard library classes and functions for code compiled with the mypyc compiler. It is useful for speeding up mypyc-generated extensions, and it also includes internal features used by mypy.
Actively maintained: Yes, the source shows recent, tagged updates (last upstream push on 2026-09-28, with v0.16.0 published the same day), with no long evidence of staleness.
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HTTPX2 is a Python HTTP client library with a requests-compatible API, it supports both HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2, and provides synchronous and async interfaces. It also includes an integrated command-line client (as an optional extra) and supports making requests to WSGI or ASGI applications, along with features like strict timeouts and streaming downloads.
Actively maintained: GitHub shows a very recent upstream push (2026-10-21), and the project has multiple recent updates in late October 2026 (v2.16.0 and v2.15.x), indicating ongoing active development.
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ast_serialize is a fast Python extension that parses Python files and serializes the AST using the native binary format used by mypy. It’s useful for replacing mypy’s current stdlib ast-based parser, and for testing end-to-end parsing and serialization as part of mypy’s “NativeParser” work.
Actively maintained: Yes, the upstream repo had a push on 2026-10-16, and the source published v0.13.1 on 2026-10-16 and v0.13.0 on 2026-10-12, indicating ongoing development.
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