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Joi is a JavaScript data validation and schema description library, used to define and validate structured data. It provides documentation and an API via the joi.dev developer portal, along with versions status and a changelog.
Actively maintained: upstream was pushed on 2026-11-04, with updates on both the v18 and v17 branches through late October and early November.
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@hapi/hoek is a Node.js utilities module intended for the hapi ecosystem, providing hapi-specific helper methods. It’s designed to work well with the hapi web framework and related components, but can also be used standalone or with other frameworks.
Actively maintained: Yes, based on an upstream GitHub push and a new candidate version on 2026-07-31, indicating ongoing development rather than a long dormancy.
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This is a math and string formula parser, part of the hapi ecosystem and the Joi ecosystem. It is useful when you need to parse and evaluate formula expressions, and its documentation, API, version status, and changelog are available through joi.dev.
Active maintenance: The source shows recent activity, with an upstream push on 2026-07-01 and a corresponding v4.0.0 update on the same date, suggesting it is currently being maintained rather than dormant.
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@hapi/address is a JavaScript package used to validate email addresses and domains. It is part of the joi ecosystem and links to documentation and changelog on joi.dev.
Active maintenance: The most recent upstream push and published updates are from 2024-01-29, and there have been no evident updates since then (about 2.5 years as of 2026-08-13), so this source appears quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained.
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gRPC for Node.js provides client and server implementations for the gRPC framework, including a pure JavaScript option using the @grpc/grpc-js package (no C++ addon). It also includes supporting packages like @grpc/proto-loader for loading .proto files, grpc-tools for distributing protoc and the Node gRPC plugin, and health check and reflection services for gRPC servers.
Actively maintained: upstream was pushed on 2026-10-29, with multiple package updates that day.
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@fastify/swagger is a Fastify plugin that serves Swagger (OpenAPI v2) or OpenAPI v3 schemas. It can auto-generate documentation from your route schemas in dynamic mode, or serve an existing Swagger/OpenAPI schema in static mode. It is useful for adding Swagger/OpenAPI docs to Fastify APIs, including via front ends like swagger-ui integrations.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push and update on November 1, 2026.
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@fastify/static is a Fastify plugin for serving static files, designed to be as fast as possible. It lets you mount a filesystem directory under a URL prefix and control options like cache headers, wildcard routing, and directory redirects.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-10-28 and updates as recently as 2026-10-27.
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@fastify/send is a Node.js library for streaming files from the file system as HTTP responses. It supports range requests (partial responses), conditional GET negotiation, and configurable response headers such as Content-Type, Last-Modified, ETag, and Cache-Control. This fastify-specific fork is provided via npm under @fastify/send and was created to address CVE-2017-20165.
The source is actively maintained: its latest update and upstream push were on November 2, 2026.
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@fastify/proxy-addr determines the address of a proxied request. It provides `proxyaddr(req, trust)` to return the closest untrusted address, and `proxyaddr.all(req, trust)` to return the full ordered list of request addresses. It can take a trust callback, a string, or lists of trusted IP and CIDR ranges, and supports IPv6 normalization.
Actively maintained: the most recent upstream push is 2026-10-10, with new package updates continuing into October 2026.
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@fastify/multipart is a Fastify plugin that parses multipart content types, exposing uploaded files and form fields via async handlers and iterators. It supports streaming or disk modes, optional in-memory accumulation, and configuration for upload limits, making it useful for implementing file upload endpoints in Fastify applications.
Actively maintained: the latest update and upstream push were on 2026-11-02, just days before today.
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@fastify/merge-json-schemas is a JavaScript library that merges multiple JSON Schemas into a single schema by building a logical AND (conjunction). It’s useful when you need to combine schema constraints from multiple sources, with configurable keyword resolvers and conflict handling (throw, ignore, or first).
The repository appears actively maintained: there is a recent upstream push on 2026-10-10 and a corresponding tagged update (v0.2.2), with changes that include runtime micro-optimizations plus broad CI and dependency tooling updates.
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@fastify/forwarded is a Fastify-focused utility that parses the HTTP X-Forwarded-For header. It returns an array of IP addresses from the request, including the socket address, with index 0 as the socket address and the last entry as the furthest address (typically the end-user).
Actively maintained and recently updated, with the latest upstream push on 2026-10-21 and a new update v3.1.2 on 2026-10-21 (metadata-only changes per the summary).
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A Fastify plugin that adds parsing for `application/x-www-form-urlencoded` request bodies, so form submissions are available as `req.body`. It supports configuration options like `bodyLimit` and a custom `parser` function (defaulting to Fastify's built-in `querystring.parse`).
Actively maintained, the most recent upstream push and packaged update are both on 2026-10-08 (v9.0.1), and the updates include CI/workflow automation changes plus versioning and trusted publishing setup (OIDC).
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@fastify/fast-json-stringify-compiler builds and manages fast-json-stringify instances for the Fastify framework, compiling response JSON schemas into optimized serializer functions to speed up response time. It can also be used in a standalone mode to pre-compile schema serializer functions for faster startup, by generating them in development and restoring them at runtime.
The source appears actively maintained, with an upstream push and published updates in the last week (last upstream push and v5.1.1 on 2026-10-10), and the latest update (v5.1.1) is recent and largely tooling focused.
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@fastify/error is a small utility used by Fastify to generate consistent error objects across your codebase and plugins. It exports a function to create custom error constructors with a standardized code, message (optionally with string interpolation), and optional status code, base error type, and stack trace capture.
Active maintenance: the repo shows a recent upstream push (2026-10-10) and a new tag (v4.2.1) with maintenance-focused work, indicating it is still being updated rather than dormant.
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@fastify/deepmerge is a Node.js utility for deeply merging the enumerable properties of two or more objects, returning a new merged object without mutating the inputs. It provides options to control behavior such as merging symbols, handling multiple objects, customizing how arrays are merged, and excluding or treating specific object types as mergeable.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-10-26 and updates as recently as 2026-10-22.
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@fastify/cors is a Fastify plugin that adds CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) headers to responses, and it can also register an OPTIONS preflight route. It is useful for configuring which request origins, methods, headers, and credentials are allowed in a Fastify application, with options like `origin`, `methods`, `allowedHeaders`, and `credentials`.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push and update on 2026-11-02, just days before today.
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@fastify/busboy is a Node.js module for parsing incoming HTML form data as a streaming parser. It is useful for handling multipart form uploads (files and fields) and processing each file and field via emitted events as the request body is piped in.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push and update on 2026-10-22.
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