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Checks whether the current Node.js version supports the `--preserve-symlinks` command-line flag. Useful for conditionally enabling behavior that preserves symlinks based on the runtime version (it reports false for Node versions before v6.2).
The repository appears quiet and not actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2022-11-02 and the most recent published update (v1.0.0) on 2022-01-03.
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Sucrase is a super-fast JavaScript/TypeScript compiler and syntax transformer, positioned as an alternative to Babel for modern JS runtimes. It’s useful for development builds that need to handle JSX and TypeScript (and Flow), plus optional ES module to CommonJS transforms, with an emphasis on speed over broad compatibility.
styled-jsx is a CSS-in-JSX solution for React that provides full, scoped, component-friendly CSS support, rendered on the server or the client. It helps isolate styles to components (using generated class names), supports global styles, and includes dynamic styles for values coming from props, state, or class toggling, plus options like source maps and vendor prefixing.
Maintenance status: Not clearly actively maintained today, based on tagged updates history (last documented version is v5.1.7 on 2025-04-30, with the prior versions in 2024). An upstream GitHub push occurred on 2026-06-09, but there is no corresponding tagged update shown in the provided history.
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style-to-object parses CSS inline style strings (for example, `color: #C0FFEE; background: #BADA55;`) into a JavaScript object of property name to value. It can also invoke an optional iterator callback to process each parsed declaration individually. Useful for turning inline CSS declarations into structured JS data.
The source appears actively maintained, with very recent GitHub activity (last upstream push on 2026-07-08) and multiple tagged updates in the past few weeks (v2.0.2 on 2026-07-06, v2.0.1 on 2026-07-04, v2.0.0 on 2026-06-14).
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style-to-js parses CSS inline style strings into a JavaScript object with camelCased property names. It’s useful for converting CSS declarations like `background-color: #BADA55` into `{ backgroundColor: "#BADA55" }`, including support for vendor-prefixed properties and custom properties.
The source appears actively maintained, with new updates close to today (last push on 2026-07-07, plus prior updates on 2026-06-19 and 2026-05-20). Recent changes include both packaging/build adjustments and dependency bumps.
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Strip-json-comments removes JavaScript-style comments from JSON text, turning commented JSON into something you can parse (for example, preserving error positions by replacing comments with whitespace). It also has options like removing trailing commas and choosing whether to replace comments with whitespace or strip them out.
This source appears maintained by its upstream, but it is not actively evolving today, with the last recorded update on 2025-08-08 and no updates since (as of 2026-09-10).
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strip-bom-string is a Node.js/JavaScript utility that removes a byte order mark (BOM) from the start of a string. It is useful when reading text that may include a BOM character, so the resulting string content is normalized.
The GitHub source appears to be quiet and effectively dormant, with the last upstream push on 2017-03-30, and only a single referenced update (version 1.0.0) in the available history.
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Serialize and encode HTML character references by escaping special characters in a string. Useful for spec-compliant HTML encoding, including support for options such as named references, shortest reference selection, and lighter output via stringifyEntitiesLight.
Active maintenance: Not clearly actively maintained. The most recent upstream push and the newest listed update (4.0.4) are both from 2024-04-03, which is well over 2 years ago from today (2026-09-10).
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An ES2019-spec-compliant shim for `String.prototype.trimStart`, providing a `trimStart` function for environments where `String.prototype.trimStart` is unavailable. Useful for trimming leading whitespace in older or limited JavaScript runtimes, with a `shim()` method to patch `String.prototype` when needed.
Maintenance status: The upstream repo received a push on 2026-01-13, which suggests it is not completely dormant, but the most recent packaged update shown here is v1.0.8 (2024-03-21), indicating low, intermittent activity rather than continuous releases.
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A JavaScript polyfill shim for `String.prototype.trimEnd` that follows the ES2019 specification. It lets developers safely call `trimEnd` even in older environments where `String.prototype.trimEnd` is not available, via a provided `shim()` method.
Actively maintained, most recently updated on 2026-06-06 (v1.0.10), which is about 3 months before today (2026-09-10).
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This ES5 spec-compliant shim provides `String.prototype.trim` for JavaScript environments where it is missing. It also includes a “shim” method (`trim.shim()`) to apply the polyfill when needed, and it corrects implementations that trim zero-width spaces incorrectly.
Actively maintained: The most recent upstream push and version update are both on 2026-06-05 (about 3 months before 2026-09-10), indicating the project is currently maintained rather than dormant.
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Provides an ES3-compatible, robust, optimized polyfill for `String.prototype.repeat` as defined in ECMAScript 6. Useful if you need consistent `repeat` behavior in older JavaScript environments that do not support the method.
The GitHub source appears effectively dormant, with the last upstream push on 2021-01-16, and only older tagged updates reported (v1.0.0 in 2020, v0.2.0 in 2014). Based on this evidence, it does not look actively maintained as of 2026-09-10.
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A spec-compliant polyfill for `String.prototype.matchAll`, packaged as `string.prototype.matchall` for ES2020 JavaScript environments. It provides a `shim` method to add `String.prototype.matchAll` when it is missing or noncompliant, and it helps use `matchAll` for iterating over all regex matches.
The source appears actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-08-28 and a corresponding update to v4.1.0 on 2026-08-28, just days before today (2026-09-03).
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This package provides an ES3-compatible polyfill for `String.prototype.includes` (previously `String.prototype.contains`) for use in older JavaScript environments. It’s designed to be robust and optimized, and it implements the es-shim API interface so you can add `includes` behavior where it is missing.
The repository appears quiet and not actively maintained today, with the last upstream push and the newest recorded update dated 2024-10-15, about 23 months ago relative to 2026-09-10.
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stop-iteration-iterator is a small JavaScript utility that normalizes iterator behavior in Firefox 17 to 26, where iterators throw StopIteration to indicate they are done. It’s useful when you need consistent iterator output, for example producing next() results with a done flag and value.
The repository appears to be in maintenance mode: the last known versioned update was v1.1.0 on 2024-12-13, with an upstream push recorded on 2025-12-30, but there are no newer versioned updates listed in the provided summaries.
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stable-hash is a tiny JavaScript library for “stably hashing” any JavaScript value, returning a string that stays consistent for the same input. It handles non-JSON values like BigInt, NaN, Symbol, functions, and circular objects, and it sorts object keys to make hashes stable. It was originally created for SWR and is useful when you need value-based identifiers for JS data that goes beyond JSON.stringify.
The source appears to be maintained at a low level, with the last known upstream push on 2026-01-25, but the last documented update (0.0.6) was on 2025-06-02.
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sprintf-js is a complete open source JavaScript sprintf implementation for the browser and Node.js. It provides `sprintf` and `vsprintf` to format strings using `%` placeholders with options like padding, alignment, precision, and multiple type specifiers, including support for argument swapping, named arguments, and AngularJS use.
The upstream repository has not shown sustained development, with the last upstream push on 2024-04-05 (now more than 2 years ago). Overall, the source appears quiet, more in maintenance mode than actively evolving.
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A tiny JavaScript package that can parse and stringify space-separated tokens, following the WHATWG spec (for example, for the HTML class attribute). It’s useful as a low-level helper when you need to work with token lists, particularly when working with hast. Exposes `parse` and `stringify` (ESM only, fully typed with TypeScript).
This GitHub parser, wooorm/space-separated-tokens, appears to be maintained but currently quiet, with the last upstream push and the latest recorded updates dating back to 2022-11-14, which is long before today (2026-09-10).
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