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get-tsconfig is a lightweight TypeScript utility that finds and parses tsconfig.json files, including handling comments, dangling commas, and resolving the extends chain. It can also validate whether a found tsconfig applies to a specific file and provides typed, resolved tsconfig output plus helpers for matching include/exclude/files and compilerOptions.paths.
The source appears actively maintained, with recent upstream activity on 2026-08-17 and multiple recent updates in August 2026 (v4.14.3 on 2026-08-17, v4.14.2 on 2026-08-12, v4.14.1 on 2026-08-02).
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Library that gets the description of a JavaScript Symbol. It correctly distinguishes between `Symbol()` and `Symbol('')` when possible, and is useful when you need consistent symbol naming for `Symbol('foo')`, built-in symbols like `Symbol.iterator`, or undefined descriptions.
The GitHub source appears to be maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-01-13 (after the last published tagged update in late 2024), indicating ongoing activity rather than dormancy.
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get-proto is a JavaScript utility that robustly retrieves an object's [[Prototype]] (its prototype), using the best available method. It is useful when you need a reliable way to access an object's prototype in Node.js or similar environments, including cases where __proto__ is set or is null.
The repository appears to be actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2026-01-13 (about 8 months before today, 2026-09-10).
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get-intrinsic is a JavaScript utility that retrieves and robustly caches JS language-level intrinsics when it is first required. It is useful for looking up well-known intrinsic objects and functions, including handling missing intrinsics in a predictable way.
Actively maintained (moderately), but with limited tagged activity. The repository has an upstream push on 2026-01-13, indicating ongoing work, but the most recent tagged updates in the provided list are v1.3.1 (2025-09-29).
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generator-function is a small JavaScript module that exposes the normally hidden GeneratorFunction constructor when it is available in the runtime. It is useful for creating generator functions dynamically, then calling them to get an iterator.
The repository shows activity into late 2025, but with no new commits or published updates visible since 2025-09-30, the source appears quiet or in maintenance mode as of 2026-09-10.
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Fuse.js is a lightweight, zero-dependency fuzzy-search library in JavaScript and TypeScript, designed to run in the browser and on the server. It helps developers search small-to-medium datasets client-side, with features like typo-tolerant matching (Bitap), relevance ranking, and optional token search, web workers, and extended or logical query syntax.
Actively maintained: The repo shows recent upstream activity, with the last upstream push on 2026-08-09, and multiple recent version updates in 7.4 and 7.5, plus a 7.6.0-beta prerelease published 2026-08-09.
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functions-have-names checks whether a JavaScript environment supports the `name` property on functions. It can be used to conditionally handle differences in older environments, since the `name` property is expected to be false in IE 6-8.
Maintenance status: Releases appear to have slowed substantially since at least 2022-04-19, but there was an upstream push on 2026-04-16, suggesting some continued attention, even if it does not translate into frequent published versions.
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An ES2015 spec-compliant shim for Function.prototype.name that provides a shim method to add Function.prototype.name when it is unavailable. Useful for JavaScript environments that need `function.name` support in an ES5-supported setup, especially when ES5 getters are available.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests active maintenance, with recent updates in 2026 (latest upstream push and GitHub release on 2026-06-11), plus ongoing changelog entries (for example, v1.2.0).
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Provides an implementation of JavaScript’s Function.prototype.bind as an npm package, useful for environments that lack native bind support such as older PhantomJS versions, Internet Explorer below 9, and Node.js below 0.6. You can require it and assign it to Function.prototype.bind to enable bind functionality.
Maintenance status: The source appears quiet or dormant, with the last upstream push on 2023-10-12 and no evidence of ongoing updates since then (latest tagged update is v1.1.2 from 2023-10-12).
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fsevents provides native access to macOS FSEvents for Node.js, letting you watch for changes in a directory tree and receive event callbacks. It is useful for implementing fast, lightweight file watching on macOS, and includes helpers like getInfo to interpret event details.
The source appears not actively maintained in practice, with the newest known published update shown as v2.3.3 on 2023-08-21 and a long gap since then (while an upstream push was recorded on 2024-09-03, no corresponding newer published updates are shown in the provided data).
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Fraction.js is a JavaScript library for working with rational numbers using exact numerator and denominator arithmetic via BigInt. It helps avoid floating point inaccuracies, and supports converting decimals to simplified fractions (optionally within an error tolerance) and parsing many input formats.
Maintenance status: Not clearly actively maintained today, with the latest upstream push on 2025-09-26 and the latest documented update summary on 2025-03-30, which is a long gap relative to 2026-09-10 (suggesting a quiet or maintenance mode period rather than active iteration).
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A Node.js library for creating readable multipart/form-data streams for submitting HTML-style forms and file uploads to web applications. It provides an API inspired by the XMLHttpRequest 2 FormData interface, with helpers to append fields, get the required headers (including boundary), and submit the data via Node’s HTTP client.
Actively maintained: Yes. The upstream repo was pushed on 2026-06-12, and multiple tagged updates (v4.0.6, v3.0.5, v2.5.6) were published within minutes the same day, with the latest update only about 13 days before 2026-06-25.
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“for-each” is a small JavaScript utility that works like Array.prototype.forEach but can iterate over objects, passing (value, key, object) to the callback. It can also be used as a polyfill or shim for arrays, making it useful when you want consistent forEach-style iteration across arrays and objects.
Maintenance status: The repo shows ongoing work up to v0.3.5 on 2025-02-11, but there have been no listed updates since then (as of 2026-09-10), so it is quiet/dormant since early 2025 rather than actively maintained.
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follow-redirects is a Node.js module that provides http and https methods that automatically follow HTTP(S) redirects. It acts as a drop-in replacement for Node’s built-in http and https modules, and exposes the final redirected URL via response.responseUrl.
Actively maintained: The source shows ongoing GitHub activity and recent package updates (latest noted upstream push and update on 2026-04-13), with subsequent prior updates continuing through 2025-07-31, indicating it is not in maintenance-only mode.
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Flatted is a fast, minimal circular JSON parser for handling JSON-compatible data that includes circular references. It provides parse and stringify functions, plus helpers like toJSON and fromJSON to preserve recursive structures across JSON serialization, with usage available as JavaScript modules or via CDN (and also language ports for PHP, Python, and Go).
Actively maintained, with recent updates close to today (latest shown update, v3.4.4, dated 2026-07-30, and upstream push at 2026-07-30).
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find-up is a Node.js utility that finds a file or directory by searching upward through parent directories (and also supports searching downward through descendant directories via findDown). It returns the first matching path, or all matches for the “multiple” APIs, which is useful for locating config files, project roots, or other nearby filesystem artifacts.
Maintenance status: Evidence shows continued development via versioned updates, with the latest upstream push on 2025-09-16 (about a year before today, 2026-09-10), suggesting the project is not very active right now but not clearly abandoned.
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fill-range expands a range of numbers or letters into a list, optionally using a step increment. It can also generate a regex-compatible range string (options.toRegex) and supports input as strings or numbers, including negative ranges.
The repository appears to be not actively maintained as of today (2026-09-10), with the most recent documented upstream update on 2024-05-21 (v7.1.1) and the last upstream push on 2024-07-26, indicating a long quiet period of over 2 years.
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Cacheable is a set of maintained Node.js caching packages, built on Keyv, with support for different cache types like in-memory caching, HTTP request caching (RFC compliant), file metadata caching, and Redis-oriented options. It is useful when you need scalable caching across different layers in Node.js apps, including common frameworks via Cache Manager and related utilities.
The repository appears actively maintained as of today, with very recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-08-05, and multiple monorepo updates in 2026-08) and continued feature work across caching packages.
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