nut.js (Native UI Toolkit)

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Native UI testing / automation with node.js

About

nut.js is a cross-platform native UI automation / testing tool.

It allows for native UI interactions via keyboard and / or mouse but additionally gives you the possibility to navigate the screen based on image matching.

Examples

nut-tree/trailmix contains a set of ready to use examples which demo the usage ot nut.js.

Modules

This list gives an overview on currently implemented and planned functionality It's work in progress and will undergo constant modification.

Clipboard

• Copy text to clipboard
• Paste text from clipboard

Keyboard

• Support for standard US keyboard layout
• Support for German special characters

Mouse

• Support for mouse movement
• Support for mouse scroll
• Configurable movement speed
• Mouse drag

Window

• List all windows
• Retrieve active window
• Retrieve window title
• Retrieve window size and position

Screen

• findOnScreen
• waitFor
• Hooks to trigger actions based on images
• Highlighting…

Tisn - The introverts' social network

Meet people while doing what you enjoy!

Table of contents

• What is tisn.app?
• Contributing
• Getting Started
  • Prerequisites
  • Back end (or API, or server)
  • Front end (or client)
  • Important note
• License

What is tisn.app?

Welcome to the tisn.app (or just Tisn) repository! We are very glad to have you here. If you want to help us make Tisn better, this is definitely the place to be!

The primary objective of Tisn is to try and address the problem of the apparent difficulty that exists to meet people and make new friends on this modern world. To do that, our social network:

1. Connects people according to their interests
2. Encourages people to go outside and meet others while doing something that they all enjoy
3. Is as simple as possible

We try to do all of that while being completely transparent and respecting our users' privacy.

Contributing

We…

didi

A transpiler for JavaScript and Typescript, transforming CommonJS modules into distinct ES Modules

Who uses didi?

Frontend and deno developers will find didi useful.

Try it out.

didi is not ready for production however you can still take didi for a spin!

npm install -g @didi-js/client-didi-cli

# or

yarn global add @didi-js/client-didi-cli

Create a project an entry file, some installed node_modules and then require the browser dependency into your entry file using the base specifier.

const colorThief = require('colorThief'); // base specifier example, no paths needed

run didi path/to/example-project

The result should have output a new target directory within this example-project and also a server should have started on http://localhost:8086. You may see some console errors in the browser, this is normal for this stage.

You may also notice that your import looks like this:

import colorThief from "color-thief"; // still no path?

Reactive CSS Properties

A tiny library to supercharge your styling workflow. With Reactive CSS Properties (re.css) you can set css custom properties and react to changes in realtime from JavaScript

Website - Report a bug - Supported frameworks

Table of contents

• The case for re.css
• Why reactive?
  • How it works?
• What is the use case?
• Browser support
• Getting started
  • Installation
  • Usage
    • Reacting to css changes
    • Methods
    • reCSSProps constructor details
  • How to use a reactive variable
    • From stylesheets
    • From JavaScript
    • From Typescript
• Use with my favourite framework
• Where are the tutorials, examples, perf metrics and style guide?
• Why should I help?

The case for re.css

You can think of modern JavaScript having two main responsibilities, updating business logic and updating styling, The trouble with the latter is that this adds extra overhead and new problems to overcome, re.css sets out that it is css's responsibility to update styling and JavaScript should…