npm package discovery and stats viewer.

Discover Tips

  • General search

    [free text search, go nuts!]

  • Package details

    pkg:[package-name]

  • User packages

    @[username]

Sponsor

Optimize Toolset

I’ve always been into building performant and accessible sites, but lately I’ve been taking it extremely seriously. So much so that I’ve been building a tool to help me optimize and monitor the sites that I build to make sure that I’m making an attempt to offer the best experience to those who visit them. If you’re into performant, accessible and SEO friendly sites, you might like it too! You can check it out at Optimize Toolset.

About

Hi, 👋, I’m Ryan Hefner  and I built this site for me, and you! The goal of this site was to provide an easy way for me to check the stats on my npm packages, both for prioritizing issues and updates, and to give me a little kick in the pants to keep up on stuff.

As I was building it, I realized that I was actually using the tool to build the tool, and figured I might as well put this out there and hopefully others will find it to be a fast and useful way to search and browse npm packages as I have.

If you’re interested in other things I’m working on, follow me on Twitter or check out the open source projects I’ve been publishing on GitHub.

I am also working on a Twitter bot for this site to tweet the most popular, newest, random packages from npm. Please follow that account now and it will start sending out packages soon–ish.

Open Software & Tools

This site wouldn’t be possible without the immense generosity and tireless efforts from the people who make contributions to the world and share their work via open source initiatives. Thank you 🙏

© 2024 – Pkg Stats / Ryan Hefner

@teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt

v1.0.6

Published

## 4.3.0 Release Notes

Downloads

20

Maintainers

shivamkalsi2024shivamkalsi2024

Keywords

prefixregexcss-in-jscolumnhookspropertiesvalueawstelephonepackageflagsopenbundlingcommand-linekinesissequenceratelimitstatusfunctionalreusetapegetterbcryptgetoptclassnamegetintrinsicsymbolshttpsassignperformantcompilermatchpolyfilllastrmdires6mixinsconcatObject.fromEntriesobjectless mixinslinewrapgetparsingArrayBuffer#slicePromiseHyBis3electronclonefpshrinkwrapsharedes8colorstypedarraynested csstoSortedbreakflattentypeddeletecloudfrontschemevarurlproxyArray.prototype.containsbrowserslistcjklintreact poseArray.prototype.flattenjsonpnpm9findLasthardlinksdescriptionreactwritableramdaSetendpointlengthObject.entriessimpledbwebeventEmitterdeterministicrdsxhrslotgroupByES2020querystringnumberURLString.prototype.trimwordwrapcallbindeslintplugincallbackdeepcopypositivespinnersviewlimitedES6jslimitdatastructurepruneObject.is3djsdomargumentconfigdescriptorstoolkitcreatecollection.es6includesdataViewArrayBuffer.prototype.slicea11ywatchFilehookformArray.prototype.filterglaciergetOwnPropertyDescriptordom-testing-libraryoptimistcomparefigletchromeclassnamesmiddlewareformattingsetterSymbolbrowserlistprivatejQueryparentbootstrap lesstaskcolourtoStringTagfetchframeworkwgetes7superstructtypeECMAScript 2017posecallboundutilitypushECMAScript 2016fixed-widthwrapequalidlebabelreadablestreamutil.inspectiteratorECMAScript 5fast-copydataviewtostringtagES3sqsnegative zerocss variableremovewidthchromiummoduleszodelbbabel-coreschemawindowsWebSocketsanitizationasyncArray.prototype.flatECMAScript 7consumewalkingconfigurableMapECMAScript 6constTypeScriptconnectperformancelook-uplogroute53call-bindcryptWebSocketssetPrototypeOftypeofframerprototypenodejstypanionUint16Arraystyled-componentsinferenceloggerinspectasciiqueueiterationdependency managerenvrecursivemime-dbmacosfind-upObject.assignresolvepathES5omitec2readableECMAScript 2015formexitrapiddefinesymlinksyntaxerrorlruredux-toolkitisES2016beanstalkmatchesinstallermapreducerm -frebsiechaitrimLeftuninstallawaitguidregexpgetPrototypeOfpatcheslintconfigpackagespoint-freeES2015valuesthreefile systemfull-widththrottleUint8ClampedArrayfunctionproptrimStartwaitvisualjestsanitizesignalscontainscodesjapaneseStyleSheetdotenvIteratorparentsreduceauthenticationgenericscss lesselasticachemakeeslintstableargvbootstrap cssObject.valuesECMAScript 3sesweaksetRxaccessibilityjson-schema-validationfpsstringfast-deep-clonesortspeedinstallutilitieslinuxdefinePropertyhashtranspilerm -rfsearchgroupcharacterssymbolcloudformationfseventsduplexwatchingprotobufdateecmascriptemitflagreadstatelesseslint-pluginObject.keysObservableswriteeventDispatchercorecall-boundworkerkeylibphonenumberrgbbyte$.extendchinesedatacolorconcurrencystylingtestererror-handlingapiprotocol-bufferscommandtypescriptanimationarrayextendcss nestinghttpajaxbannerjson-schema-validatoriamutilbrowserchanneldebuggerdeepInt32Arrayformatexit-codetouchES2022hasArray.prototype.includesshebangpostcss256matchAllvalidatormobilefilterCSSgradients csszeroextensionruntimemetadatashamsliceenderquoterobustpromisemkdirsObject.definePropertyAsyncIteratorUint32Array__proto__characterBigInt64ArrayfindLastIndextraversettyfindinternal slotuser-streamsArrayBufferisConcatSpreadablefullwidthSymbol.toStringTagyupbalancedassertsjsonpathdrop_.extendunicodeequality6to5entriesinternalfindupYAMLcurlreduceres2017computed-typesirqloadingpackage managerqsInt16Arraytc39dayjsforEachwatchimportexportmkdirpasserttrimEnddomtermestreesyntaxpopmotiondependenciescallworkflowvalidationcensorreact-hooksmruUint8ArraydeepclonejsdiffawesomesaucearraybufferECMAScript 2021fileclassesvariables in cssnpmmake direxpressECMAScript 2023namesdescriptorkeysJSON-Schemaiteratereal-timesameValueZeromaplesscssdynamodbtrimbddpreserve-symlinkspackage.jsonsharedarraybufferbusystreamstringifierwalknopenegativeterminalString.prototype.matchAllES2018deep-copyFunction.prototype.namebluebirdReactiveExtensionses2015assertionqueueMicrotaskfolderstyleguidecoerciblekarmatypesafejsxpipedebugexeces5es-shim APIprivate dataoutputphoneagentencryptiontaplistenersStreamsdeep-clonestylesheetstoragegatewayRegExp.prototype.flagsimmerECMAScript 2022es2018fastifyartsiginthasOwnglobregular expressionsletRFC-6455vesteventsReactiveXxtermchecktestingES2023streams2indicatorwarningmulti-packagewaapidirectoryspinnercolumnsfast-clone@@toStringTagES8Object.getPrototypeOfaccessorpreprocessorlessserializationspringfunctionsArraytranspilerbufferswhich-0ESnextargstypesStreamFloat64ArrayURLSearchParamsbufferessignallookeveryjasminesafeminimalmovesuperagentdragajvairbnbFloat32Arraytacitcore-jscollectionshellwatchercssoptimizerfsreact animationsetECMAScript 2019passwordserializercorslazyfastcopytoArrayfantasy-landthroatnameformssymlinksless.jsredactfastCSSStyleDeclarationquerybundlerBigUint64ArraypropertystringifyrequiresettingsArray.prototype.findLastIndexpicomatchgradients css3autoprefixermodulees-shimstestECMAScript 2020koreanWeakSetfastclonebindmimetypestrimRightvalidateTypeBoxbyteLengthloadbalancingspecrandomrfc4122EStslibreduxregularutilsio-tsMicrosoftuprangeerrorcode pointsstructuredClonevalidenumerableES7nativediffintrinsicreact-testing-librarymkdirpostcss-plugindircloudtraill10ncloudwatchargparseerrores2016monorepopureinvariant0handlersyamlinputjsonschemacommanderarrayshelpersamazonpersistenttextprotofromfullhigher-orderObservableefficientboundcachecryptocompile lessstarterPush

Readme

JavaScript APG

4.3.0 Release Notes

Version 4.3.0 adds support for apg-lite, a new, light-weight version of the parsers built from this library. The parser generator (src/apg/apg.js) has a new option, --lite, that will generate grammar objects for the apg-lite parsers. See the documentation for apg-lite for a complete description.

Version 4.3.0 makes no other changes to the previous version other than adding the new apg-lite feature.

4.2.1 Release Notes

Some ABNF grammar authors will use zero repetitions as an explicit empty string acceptor. That is, one or the other of something like,

char = %d33-127
empty1 = 0char
empty2 = 0"x"

Previous version of APG have rejected zero repititions as an empty string acceptor in favor of the more intuitive and simpler to produce and simpler to process empty literal string

empty = ""

@teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt version 4.2.0 and lower neglects to reject the zero repetitions form and, unfortunately, it only sometimes actually accepts an empty string and sometimes fails. Version 4.2.1 corrects this. Zero repetitions are allowed as explicit empty string acceptors and are processed correctly.

Note, however, that zero repetitions is deprecated in that not all implementations of APG accept it and that is it is slightly less efficient to implement. Favored is the more streamlined empty literal string, ""

4.2.0 Release Notes

Version 4.2.0 fixes some issues that have been causing problems for some bundlers and/or development tools. ./src/apg-conv-api/converter.js, ./src/apg-conv-api/transformers.js and ./src/apg-lib/utilities.js now refer explicitly to the exported functions rather than relying on a saved copy of the this reference. Also, use of the global Buffer object has been replaced with

const { Buffer } = require('buffer');

and similary for fs and other global node.js properties, as recommended in the Node.js v20.5.1 documentation. (Note that require('node:buffer') causes problems with using browerify to bundle the libraries for web page use. Removing the node: prefix solves that problem without causing problems with the bundle usage. Thanks to contributions in the GitHub issue #13 thread for this suggestion.)

This updated version of @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt has been tested with all of the examples in @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt-examples. All examples including the web page examples work as expected.

Also, all dependencies have been moved to devDependencies, removing the need for any globally installed packages.

Overview

@teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt is the JavaScript version of APG, an ABNF Parser Generator. APG generates recursive-descent parsers directly from a superset of ABNF (SABNF). Visit the APG website for a complete overview of APG and SABNF.

@teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt obsoletes @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt2, @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt2-lib, @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt2-exp, @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt2-api, apg-conv and apg-conv-api. It changes them in two significant ways.

  • It fixes a major problem in the attributes algorithm. Previous versions could fail on large grammars with many or large sets of mutually-recursive rules.
  • It combines all of those packages into a single, easier to manage and maintain package.

Documentation

This package is meant to assist other parsing applications and is normally not installed by itself, rather installed along with those other applications. For details and many examples of using of the libraries, both in node.js and browser web page applications, see @teamteanpm2024/labore-natus-nesciunt-examples at GitHub or npmjs. However, it does provide access to two, node.js applications, apg and apg-conv.

Applications

apg is the parser generator. To see its usage run,

npm run apg -- --help

apg-conv is a data conversion application. To see its usage run,

npm run apg-conv -- --help

Libraries

This package contains four libraries that can be used in either node.js or browser applications. The libraries depend upon one another and the dependency tree looks like so:

apg-exp
|- apg-api
|-|- apg-lib
|-|-|- apg-conv-api

Each of the libraries is bundled for browser use along with some special styles. Each bundle contains all of its dependencies explicitly. That is, if a browser application needs both apg-api and apg-lib, only the apg-api bundle need be scripted into the page.

The library and css bundles are in the ./dist directory.

./dist/apg-exp-bundle.js
./dist/apg-api-bundle.js
./dist/apg-lib-bundle.js
./dist/apg-conv-api-bundle.js
./dist/apg-lib-bundle.css

The bundles can all be regenerated with the scripts:

npm run bundle-apg-conv-api
npm run bundle-apg-lib
npm run bundle-apg-api
npm run bundle-apg-exp
npm run bundle-apg-lib-css

Code Documentation

The code documentation is in docco format and can be generated with:

npm run docco

The documentation is then at ./docs/index.html or see it here at the APG website.