YoHa

A practical hand tracking engine.

Quick Links:

• Demo (Code)
• Docs
• Website
• Slack

Installation

npm install @handtracking.io/yoha

Please note:

• You need to serve the files from node_modules/@handtracking.io/yoha. (Webpack Example)
• You need to serve your page with https. (Webpack Example)
• You should use cross-origin isolation as it improves the engine's performance in certain scenarios. (Webpack Example)

Description

YoHa is a hand tracking engine that is built with the goal of being a versatile solution in practical scenarios where hand tracking is employed to add value to an application. While ultimately the goal is to be a general purpose hand tracking engine supporting any hand pose, the engine evolves around specific hand poses that users/developers find useful. These poses are detected by the engine which allows to build applications with meaningful interactions. See the demo for an example.

YoHa is currently only available for the…

Cash

Cash is an absurdly small jQuery alternative for modern browsers (IE11+) that provides jQuery-style syntax for manipulating the DOM. Utilizing modern browser features to minimize the codebase, developers can use the familiar chainable methods at a fraction of the file size. 100% feature parity with jQuery isn't a goal, but Cash comes helpfully close, covering most day to day use cases.

Comparison

A 76.6% gain in size reduction compared to jQuery. If you need a smaller bundle, we support partial builds too.

React Command Palette

WAI-ARIA compliant React command palette like the one in Atom and Sublime

Live Playground

For examples of the command palette in action, go to the

OR

To run that demo on your own computer:

• Clone this repository
• npm install
• npm run storybook
• Visit http://localhost:6006/

Usage

Install it in your project

$ npm i --save react-command-palette

Import into your react app and pass commands

import CommandPalette from 'react-command-palette';

const commands = [{
    name: "Foo",
    command() {}
  },{
    name: "Bar",
    command() {}
  }
  ... 
 ];
 
 ReactDOM.render(
  <CommandPalette commands={commands} />, 
  document.getElementById('app'))

Props

• open a boolean, when set to true it forces the command palette to be displayed. Defaults to "false".

• alwaysRenderCommands a boolean, Set it to…

✨ GCP as easy as ABC ✨

Build on Google Cloud Platform in minutes

Manage Firestore data in a spreadsheet-like UI, write Cloud Functions effortlessly in the browser, and connect to your favorite third party platforms such as SendGrid, Twilio, Algolia, Slack and more

Live Demo

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Quick Deploy

Set up Rowy on your Google Cloud Platform project with this one-click deploy button.

Documentation

You can find the full documentation with how-to guides here.

Features

Powerful spreadsheet interface for Firestore

• CRUD operations
• Sort and filter by row values
• Lock, Freeze, Resize, Hide and Rename columns
• Multiple views for the same collection
• Bulk import or export data - csv, json

Supercharge your database with cloud functions and ready made extension

• Effortlessly build cloud functions on field level triggers right in the browser
  • Use any NPM…

Riju

Riju is a very fast online playground for every programming language In less than a second, you can start playing with a Python interpreter or compiling INTERCAL code.

Check it out at https://riju.codes!

Service uptime available at https://riju.statuspage.io/.

Is it free?

Riju will always be free for everyone. I pay for the hosting costs myself.

A number of people have asked me if they can donate to help keep Riju online. In response, I have set up a few methods, which you can see in the "Sponsor this project" sidebar on GitHub. All donations will be used solely to cover hosting costs, and any surplus will be donated to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Is it safe?

Riju does not collect your personal information.

• Your code is deleted from the server as soon as you close Riju.
• Your terminal input and output is never saved or logged…

Cromwell CMS

Cromwell CMS is a free open source headless TypeScript CMS for creating lightning-fast websites with React and Next.js. It has a powerful plugin/theming system while providing extensive Admin panel GUI for WordPress-like user experience We are focused on empowering content-creators and people with no programming knowledge to conveniently use all features of the CMS in their projects.

Main features of Cromwell CMS:

• Online store and blogging platform management systems.
• Drag-and-drop theme editor.
• Simple installation of themes and plugins from the official store and their local management.
• Free full-featured online store and blog themes with multiple plugins.
• Integrated Database. SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL are supported to use.
• Developer-friendly experience. Use all power of Next.js, Nest.js, TypeORM, TypeGraphQL along with CMS API to build any type of website.

Installation

See our docs

Contribution

Have a question?

Ask in Discord server

Have a problem or found a bug?

If you find…

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rx-query

Batteries included fetching library Fetch your data with ease and give your users a better experience

Why

• a better user experience
• ease of use
• configurable
• promotes Push-based Architecture

Features

• Retries
• Cache
• Refresh on interval, focus, online
• Mutate data

Basics

Query without parameters

The most simple query is a parameter without parameters, it's just a wrapper around and Observable The query method expects a callback method to invoke the query.

import { query } from "rx-query";

characters$ = query("characters", () =>
    this.rickAndMortyService.getCharacters(),
);

Query with static parameter

A query that has a static parameter (a value that doesn't change over time), can be written in the same way as a query without parameters.

import { query } from "rx-query";
characters$ = query("character", () =>
    this.rickAndMortyService.getCharacter(1)

Immer

Create the next immutable state tree by simply modifying the current tree

Winner of the "Breakthrough of the year" React open source award and "Most impactful contribution" JavaScript open source award in 2019

Contribute using one-click online setup

You can use Gitpod (a free online VS Code like IDE) for contributing online. With a single click it will launch a workspace and automatically:

• clone the immer repo.
• install the dependencies.
• run yarn run start.

so that you can start coding straight away.

Documentation

The documentation of this package is hosted at https://immerjs.github.io/immer/

Support

Did Immer make a difference to your project? Join the open collective at https://opencollective.com/immer!

Release notes

https://github.com/immerjs/immer/releases

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A simple and reusable Datepicker component for React (Demo)

Installation

The package can be installed via npm:

npm install react-datepicker --save

Or via yarn:

yarn add react-datepicker

You’ll need to install React and PropTypes separately since those dependencies aren’t included in the package. If you need to use a locale other than the default en-US, you'll also need to import that into your project from date-fns (see Localization section below). Below is a simple example of how to use the Datepicker in a React view. You will also need to require the CSS file from this package (or provide your own). The example below shows how to include the CSS from this package if your build system supports requiring CSS files (Webpack is one that does).

import React, { useState } from "react";
import DatePicker from "react-datepicker";
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