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Chunk is a fast text chunking library that splits input text at semantic boundaries like periods and newlines, with configurable chunk sizes and delimiters. It provides a Rust `chunk` API and includes related basic operations used by the chonkie core, with additional Python and JavaScript/Wasm packages mentioned in the project.
Actively maintained: The repo shows recent updates as of 2026-05-28, which is about 5 months before today (2026-10-22), with follow-on CI and packaging changes in v0.10.2, suggesting ongoing maintenance rather than dormancy.
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Chonkie is a lightweight ingestion library for building fast, efficient, and robust RAG pipelines, with multiple chunking approaches like token, sentence-based, recursive, semantic similarity, and LLM-assisted chunking. It provides a Python API (including Pipeline workflows that fetch, chunk, refine, embed, and send to a vector database) and can also be run as a self-hosted REST API service with reusable pipeline configurations.
Actively maintained: Evidence shows very recent upstream activity (last upstream push on 2026-10-20) and steady tagged updates through mid-2026 (latest tag in the provided list is v1.7.0 on 2026-07-07), indicating the project is still being worked on as of 2026-10-22.
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Charset Normalizer is a pure Python library for detecting the character encoding of text with unknown encodings, based on IANA codec support. It also helps you read and decode text safely, and it can register custom codecs to extend supported encodings. Useful as an alternative to Chardet when you need charset detection in Python.
Actively maintained: The source shows frequent GitHub updates in 2026, including a very recent update on 2026-09-29, and recent changes include both correctness fixes and build/tooling adjustments, indicating ongoing maintenance.
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Python library for Azure Functions that provides Durable Functions bindings, enabling stateful serverless workflows. It helps you implement orchestrator and entity functions using the Azure Functions programming model, while handling state, checkpoints, and restarts. Useful for building resilient, stateful workflows in Azure Functions with Python.
The repository appears actively maintained: its latest listed update was July 30, 2026, and it had an upstream push on October 22, 2026.
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Azure/azure-sdk-for-python is for active development of the Azure SDK for Python, providing service-specific Python libraries for working with Azure resources (for example, upload a blob). It also points consumers to public developer docs, and includes guidance on using new releases (including preview packages) and stable, production-ready versions.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push today and package updates as recently as November 4, 2026.
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Arrow is a Python library for creating, manipulating, formatting, and converting dates, times, and timestamps. It aims to be a human-friendly, timezone-aware alternative to working with Python’s built-in date and time modules, with features like parsing and formatting (including ISO 8601), timezone conversion, shifting by offsets, and humanized time output.
Maintenance status: The repo shows evidence of ongoing activity (last upstream GitHub push on 2026-06-22). However, the most recently summarized package update is 1.4.0 from 2025-10-24, so formal updates are less frequent than raw commit activity.
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Official Microsoft Learn page for LinkedIn Marketing API recent changes. It summarizes monthly API version updates, including product announcements, breaking changes, version sunsets, and related reminders, to help developers track what changed and what may affect their integrations.
Active maintenance: Yes, the source is actively maintained, with updates published monthly (latest shown is 202610 dated 2026-10-01).
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dnd-kit is a modern, lightweight drag and drop toolkit for the web, designed to be accessible, performant, and extensible. It provides a framework-agnostic core with DOM support and adapters for React, Vue, Svelte, and Solid, useful for building sortable interfaces and more complex drag and drop use cases.
The source is actively maintained, with an upstream push on October 31, 2026, just days before today.
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Utilities for checking whether Unicode characters belong to character classes defined by XML specifications. It provides per-XML-version modules that include regular-expression fragments, character lists, and functions for testing code points, useful when validating or building XML-related parsing and validation logic.
Maintenance status: Upstream for lddubeau/xmlchars is marked archived, so it does not appear to be actively maintained as of today (2026-09-10), despite an upstream push timestamp in late 2025.
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Provides functions to validate whether a given string matches the XML `Name` or `QName` productions. Useful for checking that XML element and qualified name strings conform to the XML Namespaces specification, returning a boolean result.
Maintenance status: Appears dormant/maintenance-light, with the last upstream update on 2023-11-12 and no newer GitHub updates shown up to 2026-09-10.
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ws is a simple to use, fast, and thoroughly tested WebSocket client and server library for Node.js. It supports WebSocket features like the RFC 6455 protocol and permessage-deflate compression, and is useful for building real-time WebSocket backends.
Actively maintained: the latest upstream push was November 3, 2026, and updates continued through October 31.
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why-is-node-running helps diagnose cases where a Node.js process keeps running without an obvious reason. It logs the active handles that keep the event loop alive, and can be used either as a local dependency, as a global CLI, or preloaded with Node’s `--import` option.
Actively maintained, with recent updates as of 2026-10-09 (v3.2.3) and no long upstream silence indicated for the last few weeks or months.
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whatwg-url is a JavaScript implementation of the WHATWG URL Standard. It provides a `URL` and `URLSearchParams` API that follows the spec, and it also exposes lower-level parsing and serialization functions that are useful for projects like jsdom that need to integrate URL parsing into their own code.
Actively maintained, with very recent activity (upstream push on 2026-10-14, and tags continuing into v17.3.0 on 2026-10-14).
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This package parses, serializes, manipulates, and sniffs MIME types according to the WHATWG MIME Sniffing Standard. It provides a `MIMEType` API for working with MIME type strings and parameters, and a `computedMIMEType()` function that determines the computed MIME type of a resource by applying the full browser-compatible sniffing algorithm to resource bytes (and optional `Content-Type` and sniffing-related options).
The source appears maintained in a continuing development cycle, with a recent upstream push on 2026-01-21 and a major update (v5.0.0) on 2026-01-20, so it is not dormant as of today (2026-09-10).
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whatwg-encoding is a deprecated JavaScript package that decodes strings according to the WHATWG Encoding Standard, via a thin layer on top of iconv-lite. It is useful when you need encoding primitives compatible with the WHATWG Encoding Standard, but it has been superseded by @exodus/bytes, which jsdom now uses directly.
Maintenance status: The upstream source is marked as archived, which strongly suggests it is not actively maintained despite intermittent repository activity (last upstream push appears to be 2025-12-28).
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This JavaScript package implements Web IDL type conversion algorithms, converting JavaScript values to the results defined for specific Web IDL types and vice versa. It is useful when you need Web IDL-compatible argument coercion and error behavior in JavaScript, with per-type options for cases like clamping integer ranges or treating null as an empty string for DOMString.
The source jsdom/webidl-conversions appears actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-01-02 and subsequent updates at least as recently as v8.0.1 (2026-01-02) and v8.0.0 (2025-09-09).
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w3c-xmlserializer is an XML serializer that follows the W3C specification. It is useful in Node.js for converting a DOM node (for example, from jsdom) into an XML string, with an option to require well-formedness and throw errors for non-well-formed constructs.
Actively maintained: Yes, there were very recent updates (v6.0.0 on 2026-09-21, and an upstream push on 2026-09-21), with the latest activity just a few days before today (2026-09-24).
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Vite is a next-generation frontend build tool that aims to speed up modern web development. It includes a dev server with fast Hot Module Replacement (HMR) and a build command to bundle optimized production static assets, with extensible plugin and JavaScript APIs.
Actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-10-28 and updates as recently as 2026-10-27.
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