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Provides a list of legacy HTML named character entity names that do not require a trailing semicolon in HTML. Useful for HTML parsers or minifiers that need to recognize legacy entity forms, via the exported `characterEntitiesLegacy` array of case-sensitive names.
Maintenance/active status: The last published package update shown is 3.0.0 on 2021-10-29, and the last upstream push is 2023-11-01, with no newer updates listed since. Overall, this looks quiet or in maintenance mode, not actively evolving as of today (2026-06-09).
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This is a package that provides a map of named character references from HTML 4, letting you look up the corresponding characters (for example, `characterEntitiesHtml4.AElig` maps to `Æ`). It is useful for tools like an HTML parser or minifier that need to understand HTML 4 character entities, and it is ESM only with TypeScript typings.
The project appears not to be actively maintained today, with the most recently reported update being v2.1.0 in 2021-10-29 and no newer version updates shown through 2026-06-09 (an upstream push is recorded on 2023-11-01, but no associated version/update details are provided here).
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character-entities is an HTML-focused data package that maps named character reference names (case-sensitive) to the characters they represent. It exports a `characterEntities` map useful for developers building or working with HTML parsing and minifying logic.
The repository (wooorm/character-entities) shows long gaps between published updates and the most recent upstream push appears to have been on 2023-11-01, which is over two years ago as of 2026-06-09. This suggests the source is currently quiet or in maintenance mode rather than actively maintained.
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Chalk is a JavaScript utility for styling strings in the terminal using ANSI escape codes, with a chainable API for combining and nesting text styles. It supports auto-detecting terminal color capabilities (including 256-color and Truecolor) and can be configured to disable or force color output (for example via `level` or `FORCE_COLOR`).
Chalk/chalk is actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-07-26 and a new tagged update v6.0.0 on 2026-07-26.
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ccount is a tiny JavaScript (ESM only) utility that counts how many times a substring occurs within a string. It exports a single function, ccount(value, substring), which returns the match count and is useful for small string analysis tasks like choosing quote styles when generating code. It works in Node.js (14.14+ and 16.0+), Deno, and modern browsers.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests wooorm/ccount is quiet/dormant, with the last upstream push on 2022-11-20, and the most recent listed updates from 2.0.1 (2021-10-28), indicating no active recent development as of 2026-06-09.
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caniuse-lite is a smaller subset of the Can I use (caniuse-db) data, packed to reduce client-side size while keeping essential browser feature information. It provides JavaScript APIs to access browser agents data and to convert feature and region files into formats that are mostly compatible with caniuse-db for use in web-related tooling.
Actively maintained: Yes. Recent upstream pushes and multiple package updates in July 2026 (last upstream push on 2026-07-16) indicate ongoing maintenance rather than dormancy.
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A Node.js package that converts kebab-cased CSS property names into camelCased DOM property names. Useful when mapping CSS-like strings such as -webkit-border-radius or border-radius to the corresponding JavaScript DOM style property forms like WebkitBorderRadius and borderRadius.
callsites is an npm package that returns callsite objects using the V8 stack trace API. It helps developers inspect where a function was called (for example, file name, line and column, and function or method names), and it remains useful in browser environments since Node.js now provides a built-in util.getCallSites() function.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests ongoing but slow maintenance, the last published change shown is v4.2.0 (2024-06-29), and there was an upstream push on 2025-09-09, but no additional published update is listed after v4.2.0.
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call-bound provides robust JavaScript call-bound intrinsics, built using call-bind and get-intrinsic. It helps you reliably access prototype methods (for example Array.prototype.slice) even if Function.prototype.call, Function.prototype.bind, or the method itself is deleted.
Maintenance status: Not actively maintained as of today (2026-06-09), based on the last upstream push on 2025-03-03 and the most recent listed update on 2025-03-03.
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Provides helper functions for working with JavaScript Function call, apply, and bind, intended for use with `call-bind`. It is mainly meant to be used directly by `call-bind` and `get-intrinsic`, with a README suggestion to use `call-bind` instead unless you have a specific reason.
This source does not appear to be actively maintained, last upstream push was 2025-02-12, about 16 months ago relative to 2026-06-09.
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call-bind provides utilities to robustly create a bound function using `.call.bind()`. It’s useful in JavaScript codebases that need consistent function binding and access to pre-bound methods like `call-bind/callBound`.
Actively maintained, with the most recent upstream push on 2026-04-09 and a corresponding v1.0.9 update the same day (latest changes focus on .length computation for partially applied bound functions).
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Browserslist lets front-end tools share a single set of target browsers and Node.js versions. It reads configuration from package.json or .browserslistrc, supports queries like “last 2 versions,” and uses caniuse data so tools such as Autoprefixer, Babel preset-env, and stylelint can automatically determine which browser targets to apply.
Actively maintained: The repository shows ongoing updates in 2025-10 through 2026-07, with the most recent update on 2026-07-21. This indicates the project is in active development rather than maintenance mode.
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This JavaScript library implements brace expansion syntax similar to sh/bash (as documented for Bash). It provides an `expand(str, [options])` function that returns an array of all valid expanded strings, with an optional `max` limit to cap the number of generated expansions.
The repo appears actively maintained, with very recent updates on 2026-05-25 and 2026-05-26, and a recent upstream push on 2026-05-26. Recent changes are not just metadata, they include parser and sequence-behavior adjustments.
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baseline-browser-mapping provides browser version data for the W3C WebDX Baseline feature sets. Use getCompatibleVersions() to get the minimum compatible browser versions for Baseline Widely available and Baseline year features, or use getAllVersions() to retrieve support details for multiple Baseline feature sets across browser versions. It is updated frequently to stay current with underlying browser-compatibility data, and can warn if the installed data is older than about 2 months.
Actively maintained, with very recent GitHub activity (last upstream push 2026-07-22) and a new version shortly after (v2.11.0 on 2026-07-21), plus additional updates in 2026 (not just older history).
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balanced-match finds the first non-nested, matching pair of delimiter characters (or patterns), such as `{` and `}` or `<b>` and `</b>`, in a string. It returns the match positions and surrounding text (pre, body, post), or `undefined` if no match is found, and can also use regular expressions.
Active maintenance is evident, with an upstream push on 2026-05-26 and multiple package updates released in 2026 (v4.0.2 on 2026-02-09, v4.0.3 on 2026-02-18, v4.0.4 on 2026-02-22).
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bail is a small ESM-first utility that throws a provided error, or throws the given error parameter when one is passed. It is useful when you are done repeatedly writing `if (error) throw error` in scripts where errors are unlikely but possible.
Maintenance status: Quiet and likely in maintenance mode, upstream last push was 2022-11-20, and the most recent published updates are from 2021-11-07, with no evidence of active recent work as of 2026-06-09.
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axobject-query provides programmatic access to an approximate Chrome AXObject Model and maps AXObject concepts to the WAI-ARIA 1.1 roles model. It includes utilities like AXObjects for working with the mapped objects and their related HTML and ARIA concepts, useful when you need a semantic layer representation as exposed to assistive technology.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests the repo is not actively maintained now. The last upstream push was 2024-12-17, and no further updates are shown after that relative to 2026-06-09 (suggesting a quiet or maintenance-mode period rather than ongoing development).
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Axe-core is an accessibility testing engine for websites and other HTML-based user interfaces. It provides rules for WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 (levels A, AA, AAA) plus best practices, and can be integrated into automated Web UI tests to detect accessibility issues.
Actively maintained: The upstream push was on 2026-06-17, and recent updates show frequent releases through 2026-06-10, indicating ongoing maintenance rather than a dormant state.
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