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prelude.ls is a functionally oriented utility library for LiveScript, designed so that almost all functions are curried. It serves as a flexible base library for LiveScript developers, with examples and reference on its site.
Active maintenance: The repository shows a recent upstream push on 2026-05-15, but the latest published version shown in the provided history is 1.2.1 (2020-04-02), so it is unclear whether the maintainer is actively issuing package updates (or if recent activity was non-release work).
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preact-render-to-string lets you render JSX and Preact components into an HTML string, useful for universal or isomorphic rendering in Node and the browser. It also provides async rendering, plus streaming helpers (Web Streams and Node.js stream variants) for incremental HTML output with Suspense support.
Actively maintained, with recent tagged updates as late as 2026-05-17 (latest shown, v6.7.0) and an upstream push on 2026-05-25, indicating ongoing development rather than maintenance mode.
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Preact is a fast React alternative for building user interfaces with components and a virtual DOM. It supports the same modern API (hooks, ES6 class, functional components, JSX) and includes React compatibility via a preact/compat alias, with features like HMR and server-side rendering.
Actively maintained: The repo shows very recent activity, with upstream push on 2026-07-08 and a sequence of 10.29.x updates landing in the days immediately before today (2026-07-09).
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postcss-value-parser parses CSS declaration values and at-rule parameters into a tree of nodes, with a traversal API for walking and transforming parts of the value (for example, converting specific functions like rgba()). It also provides methods to stringify the parsed tree back into a CSS value.
Maintenance status: The repository shows an upstream GitHub push on 2026-06-05, but the last provided published update (v4.2.0) is from 2021-11-29, so tagged updates appear infrequent, with evidence of recent activity but no recent release-level changes shown here.
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postcss-selector-parser is a CSS selector parser with built-in methods for working with selector strings, and it integrates with PostCSS without requiring it. It is useful for transforming selector text and normalizing selector whitespace, including sync processing and async Promise-based processing.
Actively maintained, with upstream pushes and multiple recent patch updates in June 2026 (last push 2026-06-12), suggesting ongoing engineering rather than a quiet period.
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PostCSS Nested is a PostCSS plugin that unwraps nested CSS rules to match Sass-like syntax. It helps transform nested selectors into flattened CSS, including support for options like bubbling certain at-rules (such as @media) and unwrapping specific at-rules.
Active maintenance: The repo shows an upstream push on 2026-04-21, but the most recent published updates in the provided history are from 2024-11-01 (7.0.2), suggesting ongoing work but a long period without new published updates.
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postcss-load-config automatically loads a PostCSS configuration and the PostCSS plugins defined in it, supporting multiple config formats such as package.json, .postcssrc, and postcss.config.js (including config files that export a function). It is useful when you want PostCSS to resolve the configured parser, source maps, and plugin list at build or runtime, without manually wiring them up.
Maintenance status: Evidence of continued upstream activity exists (last upstream push on 2026-04-24), but the most recent published updates in the provided changelog stop at 6.0.1 on 2024-06-02, indicating a long release-update gap.
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PostCSS JS is a PostCSS-based tool for working with CSS-in-JS, letting you process style objects and use PostCSS plugins such as Stylelint and RTLCSS. It can compile CSS-in-JS to CSS, convert CSS to CSS-in-JS (objectify), and parse style objects into a PostCSS Root for further processing.
Active maintenance: The repo shows continuing updates, with a recent update on 2026-02-13 (5.1.0) and an additional upstream push on 2026-04-21, indicating it is not dormant.
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PostCSS plugin that processes CSS `@import` rules by inlining the imported content into the output. It can resolve imports from local files, node modules, and `web_modules`, making it useful for bundling and transforming CSS across multiple files.
Maintenance status: The repository shows recent activity (an upstream push on 2026-04-27), but the latest published plugin updates in the provided list are older (most recent version 16.1.1 dated 2025-06-17).
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PostCSS is a JavaScript-based tool for transforming styles using plugins, taking a style file and exposing an API to analyze and modify its rules (via an Abstract Syntax Tree). It’s useful for tasks like linting CSS, adding variables and mixins, transpiling future CSS syntax, inlining or rewriting assets, and inserting vendor prefixes.
Actively maintained: Yes. GitHub activity shows repeated upstream pushes and frequent PostCSS updates, with multiple bugfix and security-focused entries in 2026.
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This package provides a simple list of possible JavaScript Typed Array constructor names. It is useful when you need to validate or iterate over candidate Typed Array globals, for example to check whether a given Typed Array exists in the current environment.
The source appears to be actively worked on, with the most recent upstream push on 2026-01-13 (about 5 months before today). However, the latest detailed update information provided is v1.1.0 from 2025-02-07.
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Pirates is a CommonJS library for adding custom require hooks, letting you modify loaded module code while avoiding interference with other require hooks. It provides a function (addHook) to apply a code transform based on options like file extensions and a filename matcher, and it returns a revert function to undo the hook.
Maintenance/active development: The repository shows a very recent upstream push on 2026-05-29, and there is a tagged update v4.0.7 on 2025-03-27, suggesting the project is not fully dormant. However, the evidence also shows long gaps between tagged updates.
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pify turns callback-style functions or whole modules into Promise-based functions. It’s useful when you want to use async/await with APIs that use callbacks, with options for handling error-first callbacks and returning multiple callback arguments.
The last observed upstream push and related updates are from 2022-09, about 3 years 9 months ago, so this source looks quiet or in maintenance mode rather than actively maintained as of 2026-06-09.
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Picomatch is a JavaScript glob matcher that is described as fast and accurate, with no dependencies. It supports standard and extended Bash glob features like braces, extglobs, POSIX brackets, globstars, and regular expressions, and it can be used to create matcher functions for repeated matching of strings.
Actively maintained: The upstream repository shows a recent push on 2026-07-02, and the update stream includes 4.0.5 (2026-07-02), plus prior updates in 2026-03-23.
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picocolors is a small, dependency-free JavaScript library for formatting terminal output with ANSI colors. It provides functions for foreground colors, background colors, and text styles (for example bold, italic, underline), and includes helpers like NO_COLOR support and a flag to check whether colors are supported.
Maintenance status: GitHub-source activity appears quiet or maintenance mode, with the latest upstream push on 2024-11-18 and the most recent tagged update v1.1.1 on 2024-10-16, which is well over a year ago relative to 2026-06-09.
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A Node.js path.parse() ponyfill called path-parse, providing functions to parse file paths into parts like root, dir, base, ext, and name. It includes posix and win32 specific variants, useful when you want path.parse behavior similar to Node’s API.
The source jbgutierrez/path-parse appears quiet or dormant, with no observed recent activity. The last upstream push was 2022-03-23, and the latest provided update summary is v1.0.7 from 2021-05-25.
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Provides a small cross platform utility to determine the correct environment variable key for PATH (for example, handling Windows casing differences). Useful when you need the exact key to pass environment variables to child processes, work with custom environment objects, or use worker threads where case insensitivity may not apply.
Maintenance status: The package appears to be maintained only sporadically. The most recent published updates in the provided changelog are from v4.0.0 on 2021-04-09, and while the GitHub upstream shows a last push on 2025-09-12, no newer published updates are reflected in the provided summaries.
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A small Node.js utility that checks whether a filesystem path exists. It provides both async (Promise<boolean>) and sync (boolean) APIs, but the README notes it is not needed if you only rely on the built-in fs.existsSync and warns about race conditions when using existence checks before opening files.
The source sindresorhus/path-exists appears to be in maintenance mode or dormant, with the last upstream push on 2022-03-03, and no evidence of updates since the earlier major releases.
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