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unist-util-position is a utility for unifiedjs that helps access positional information on unist syntax tree nodes. It provides functions like position(node), pointStart(node), and pointEnd(node), useful when you need node locations (for example when building or validating plugins that may encounter dirty position data).
The source appears effectively inactive today, with the most recent upstream push and npm package update in 2023-07-07, which is roughly 3 years ago (no evidence of active maintenance or ongoing updates since then).
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unist-util-is is a small utility for checking whether a UNIST node matches a given test, such as a specific node type or a set of required properties. It’s useful for avoiding repeated node-type and structure checks when working with syntax trees.
Actively maintained, most recently with 6.0.1 on 2025-10-16 and an upstream push on 2025-10-22, so development appears to have continued into the last year relative to 2026-09-10.
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Undici is an HTTP/1.1 client written from scratch for Node.js. It is useful for making HTTP requests, and it also provides APIs like fetch, request, streaming helpers, and connection pooling configuration.
Actively maintained: The upstream push is today (2026-09-10), and there have been multiple updates in late August and early September 2026, including several security-focused updates.
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Unbox a boxed JavaScript primitive value (for example, Boolean, String, Number, BigInt, or Symbol) back into its underlying primitive. Useful when you need to extract the primitive safely across realms or if you want to avoid relying on `instanceof` or mutable properties.
The upstream repo shows an actual push on 2025-12-30, which suggests the project is not abandoned, but published update notes are infrequent (no documented update after v1.1.0 in 2024-12-16).
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TypeScript is a language for application-scale JavaScript that adds optional types, and then compiles to readable, standards-based JavaScript. It is useful if you want stronger tooling for large JavaScript applications while still generating plain JavaScript output.
Actively maintained: The repo shows an upstream push on 2026-08-26, and the most recent tagged updates (v7.0.2) were on 2026-08-20, indicating the project is actively worked on (not dormant).
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typed-array-length provides a JavaScript helper that returns the length of a Typed Array, or false if the value is not a Typed Array. It is designed to work across realms and engines, including cases where the length property is overridden.
Maintenance status: The source is actively maintained for now, with the most recent upstream push and update on 2026-05-28 (v1.0.8). However, v1.0.8 includes no provided release notes, and the analysis indicates the substantive change details are effectively undocumented there.
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typed-array-byte-offset is a small JavaScript utility that returns the byte offset of a Typed Array, or false if the input is not a Typed Array. It is designed to work robustly across realms and engines, including when a Typed Array’s byteOffset property has been overridden.
Quiet, appears in maintenance mode: the most recent upstream push and tagged update were both on 2024-12-19, and there have been no updates since then (as of 2026-09-10).
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This project provides a function to get the byte length (and byte offset handling) of a Typed Array, returning false if the value is not a Typed Array. It is useful for cross-realm and engine compatibility, including environments where Typed Arrays do not expose a usable byteLength method.
The repository appears quiet and not actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2024-12-17 (about 21 months ago relative to 2026-09-10), and the most recent v1.0.x updates focused on metadata and TypeScript typings rather than substantive runtime work.
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typed-array-buffer provides a helper to get the ArrayBuffer from a TypedArray in a robust way. It’s useful when you need consistent behavior across older Node versions and modern engines where TypedArray.prototype.buffer may be missing or altered.
The upstream repo has at least one recent activity signal (last upstream push on 2026-01-16), but the last documented package update in the provided history is v1.0.3 on 2024-12-18, so the source appears only lightly maintained from the perspective of published updates.
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type-check is a JavaScript library for validating the runtime types of values using a Haskell-like type syntax. It is useful for checking external input, testing, and adding extra safety to internal code, with helper functions to check types directly or reuse parsed type definitions.
Maintenance status: Last upstream push was 2023-07-18, and the most recent tagged update shown is 0.4.0 from 2020-04-03, so this source appears quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained as of 2026-09-10.
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tsconfig-paths loads Node modules based on the `paths` mappings in your `tsconfig.json` or `jsconfig.json`, translating module load requests into physical file paths that Node can resolve. It supports use at run-time (for example with `node -r tsconfig-paths/register` or `ts-node -r tsconfig-paths/register`) and via its API.
Maintenance status: The repo shows an upstream push on 2026-02-23, but the provided tagged updates stop at v3.15.0 (2023-12-14), so it appears not regularly releasing in the last few years (active development is possible, but maintenance is not clearly evidenced by publish cadence).
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A runtime library that validates data against TypeScript interfaces, producing informative error messages when values do not match. It is useful for checking parsed JSON or YAML objects (for example, data received over the network) using generated runtime checker code.
The GitHub source (gristlabs/ts-interface-checker) appears quiet for end users, with the last upstream push on 2024-04-20 and the newest published updates dating back to 2021-10; this does not look like active maintenance as of 2026-09-10.
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TypeScript API Utils (ts-api-utils) provides utility functions for working with the TypeScript API, including helpers for tasks like iterating tokens. It is useful for developers building tools that need to work with TypeScript types and abstract syntax tree structures. It supports TypeScript 5.5.2 and above, and Node 20.19.0 and above.
Actively maintained: GitHub shows a recent upstream push on 2026-07-16, and the project has a history of shipping versioned updates that include both runtime/API changes and toolchain changes.
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trim-lines is a small utility that removes initial and final spaces and tabs around line endings in a string, while keeping the line endings themselves. It is useful when you want “markdown-like” whitespace trimming around line breaks without trimming whitespace at the start or end of the entire string.
Actively maintained: No, the most recent upstream push was 2022-11-23, and the recent version updates stop in 2022 (latest noted 3.0.1 on 2022-07-03). This looks quiet or in maintenance mode as of 2026-09-10.
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This library generates a regex-compatible string for matching a numeric range, based on two input numbers (min and max). It’s useful when you need to build validation regular expressions for numbers, ranges, years, or similar values, and it includes options for capture wrapping, shorthand digit matching, and relaxing or enforcing zero padding.
The source appears to be in low-frequency maintenance mode. Evidence: the last upstream GitHub push is 2024-08-01, but the newest provided package update is 5.0.1 from 2019-04-07, indicating long gaps in published updates relative to 2026-09-10.
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tinyglobby is a fast and minimal globbing library for JavaScript/Node.js that aims to behave the same as globby and fast-glob. It is useful for matching files with glob patterns, including support for include and ignore patterns, while keeping dependencies small.
Actively maintained, there is an upstream push on 2026-08-30, and recent package updates include 0.2.17 on 2026-05-30 and 0.2.16 on 2026-04-07, suggesting ongoing development rather than a stop.
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thenify-all is a Node.js utility that “promisifies” selected functions from an object, producing methods that return Promises. It can also generate Promise-based methods while remaining backward compatible with callbacks (thenifyAll.withCallback), which is useful when wrapping async APIs.
Maintenance status: Appears dormant. The last upstream push was 2020-12-10, and the most recent recorded updates listed here are from 2015-01-10 and earlier.
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thenify turns callback-based functions into promise-based functions. It supports preserving multiple callback arguments as an array or object (via options), can optionally allow both callback and promise styles, and converts thrown async errors into promise rejections.
Maintenance status: Repository activity appears quiet/dormant, with the most recent upstream push in 2020-10-25 and the latest listed update (3.3.1) in 2020-06-17, which is long before today (2026-09-10).
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