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It's like chess.js, but in ES6 and can handle variations (tree-structured move history)
a package used to log the keys that the user is currently holding and the history of what they have pressed
A lightweight router for everyone
Common JavaScript/TypeScript helper functions for better minification
History.js gracefully supports the HTML5 History/State APIs (pushState, replaceState, onPopState) in all browsers. Including continued support for data, titles, replaceState. Supports jQuery, MooTools and Prototype. For HTML5 browsers this means that you
Additional module for @nuxt/content that replaces or adds createdAt and updatedAt dates based on the git history.
- frontend
- javascript
- node
- nodejs
- npm
- npm-package
- nuxt
- nuxt-content
- nuxt-module
- nuxtjs
- nuxtjs-module
- webdevelopment
Choose your router for apprun. One supports pretty links and html5 history and the other hash links.
Lightweight, declarative client sided router for Riot.js.
A set of Angular UI components for quiz applications, originally created for the game app HistoryQuiXX
PeRyL TypeScript library and tools for rapid web development
Built on top of chess.js and can handle variations (tree-structured move history)
Djinn-state history integration
Like chess.js, but in ES6 and can handle variations (tree-structured move history)
Helpers for the conductor.
Enhances browser history
Undo or redo changes in state
Placeholder for JavaScript, CSS and SASS
- easing
- view
- animation
- library
- sass
- css
- javascript
- flexbox
- visibility
- utilities
- common
- slideshow
- interaction
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A custom node module that supports the math functions of addition, substraction, division, multiplication, square root, and history up to ten executions.
Built on top of chess.js and can handle variations (tree-structured move history)
This Angular library enables users to design their own printable labels. Visuals and the fields for the label can be defined by the users. This was developed natural history museum specimen data in mind, but nothing prevents it from being used for other k