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mdast-util-gfm-table provides mdast extensions to parse and serialize GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) tables, turning GFM table syntax into mdast nodes and back. It is useful when you are already using mdast-util-from-markdown and mdast-util-to-markdown with table support.
The project appears maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-06-03, but the last published updates shown in the evidence are from 2023-07-10 (2.0.0), so user-facing releases may be relatively infrequent.
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mdast-util-gfm-strikethrough is an mdast extension that parses and serializes GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) strikethrough syntax. It provides extensions for mdast-util-from-markdown (to parse ~~strikethrough~~ into an mdast node) and mdast-util-to-markdown (to turn those nodes back into markdown), useful when you already use that mdast parsing and serialization pipeline.
The source appears to be in maintenance mode, with the most recent published updates being 2.0.0 on 2023-07-10, which is over two years ago relative to today (2026-06-09). However, there is evidence of a recent upstream push on 2026-06-03, so it may be active behind the scenes.
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mdast-util-gfm-footnote is an mdast extension that parses and serializes GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) footnotes into mdast syntax tree nodes, integrating with mdast-util-from-markdown and mdast-util-to-markdown. It is useful when you already use mdast utilities and want to handle GFM footnote syntax in markdown.
The source appears actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-06-03, though the last published package update in the provided history is 2.1.0 (2025-02-10).
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mdast-util-gfm-autolink-literal provides mdast extensions to parse and serialize GitHub Flavored Markdown, GFM, autolink literal syntax in markdown. It plugs into mdast-util-from-markdown to add support when parsing into an mdast syntax tree, and mdast-util-to-markdown to generate the corresponding markdown when serializing the tree.
The upstream repo shows a recent push on 2026-06-03, which suggests the project is being actively worked on, even though the latest published update is 2.0.1 from 2024-08-19.
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mdast-util-gfm provides mdast extensions to parse and serialize GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) syntax features like autolink literals, footnotes, strikethrough, tables, and tasklists. It plugs into mdast-util-from-markdown for parsing and mdast-util-to-markdown for serializing, helping match how GitHub renders these elements.
Maintenance status: The last upstream push and latest listed update (3.1.0) is dated 2025-02-10, about 16 months ago relative to 2026-06-09, so this source appears quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained.
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mdast-util-from-markdown turns Markdown input into an mdast syntax tree. It tokenizes Markdown using micromark and then converts those tokens into nodes, useful if you want to work with Markdown syntax trees directly or integrate with the remark ecosystem.
Actively maintained, most recently with updates in 2026 (last upstream push on 2026-06-03, and last published update 2.0.3 on 2026-02-21).
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`mdast-util-find-and-replace` is a utility for searching and replacing text patterns inside an mdast (Markdown AST) tree, operating on complete values in `Text` nodes using strings or regular expressions. It’s useful for tasks like turning “mentions” detected by regex into other nodes, such as links, and can replace matches with text or custom nodes.
The source appears to be in quiet or maintenance mode, with the last upstream push on 2025-01-03, which is about 17 months before today (2026-06-09).
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ES Math-related intrinsics and helper functions, including abs, floor, isFinite, isNaN, max, min, mod, pow, round, sign, and constants like maxSafeInteger. Useful for providing consistent Math APIs that are “robustly cached.”
The source does not appear actively maintained as of today, with the last recorded upstream push on 2024-12-19, roughly 18 months ago (quiet or in maintenance mode).
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loose-envify is a fast, “loose” selective replacer for `process.env` in JavaScript, similar to envify but much faster, implemented using `js-tokens` instead of an AST. It is useful for build-time inlining of environment variables, with limitations such as not handling broken syntax and not supporting template strings that reference `process.env` inside embedded expressions.
Maintenance status: The GitHub source appears quiet and effectively dormant as of today (2026-06-09), with the last upstream push dated 2020-12-18 and the most recent published updates (v1.4.0) from 2018-07-10.
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This package counts the number of the longest adjacent repeating streak of a given substring within a string. It is useful for niche string analysis, including serializing markdown ASTs like fenced code and math.
Maintenance status: Not actively maintained today. The last upstream push and the most recent updates were in 2022-11-15, with no evidence of ongoing work since then, so it appears quiet or in maintenance mode.
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Lodash is a modern JavaScript utility library that provides modular, performance-focused helpers for working with arrays, numbers, objects, strings, and more. It’s useful when you want common operations like iterating, manipulating, testing values, or creating composite functions, with options for different build formats and module styles (including lodash/core and lodash/fp).
Lodash appears actively maintained, with recent 2026 updates including security and bug fix work (last upstream push: 2026-05-08, latest documented update: 4.18.1 on 2026-04-01).
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Get the first existing path on disk from a list of candidate paths, returning it in array order (or the first match if you disable order preservation). Useful in Node.js apps for resolving which of several file or directory paths actually exists, with options to filter by type (file, directory, or both) and handle symlinks.
Actively maintained: Yes, based on the latest v8.0.0 update on 2025-09-15 (about 9 months before today, 2026-06-09).
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Provides a small mapping utility between text positions expressed as line and column numbers and character offsets in a string. Useful for parsers and other text processors that need to translate between character ranges and human-friendly line/column locations.
Maintenance status: The source appears quiet/dormant. The most recent upstream push and the newest listed package update are from 2023-11-07, and there have been no updates shown since then (relative to today, 2026-06-09).
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Lilconfig is a zero-dependency Node.js configuration search tool for finding and loading configuration files for a given app name. It provides both async and sync APIs, with customizable search options, and it supports custom loaders (for example, YAML) when you need formats beyond its default behavior.
Maintenance status: The project appears stable and mature, but published updates are infrequent (latest shown update v3.1.3 dated 2024-12-03). A GitHub upstream push is noted on 2025-12-10, suggesting some ongoing activity, but release cadence since the last tagged update looks quiet.
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Levn is a JavaScript library that parses short human-entered text into JavaScript values according to an expected type (using type information for casting and validation). It is useful for turning config file values and command line arguments written in a concise notation into correctly typed values, including support for arrays, objects, tuples, dates, and regular expressions.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests the repo is not actively maintained today, with the last listed upstream push on 2023-07-18 and the most recent published updates only shown up to 0.4.1 (2020-04-04).
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Provides BCP 47 and IANA language subtag data as neatly organized JSON files, including a flat `registry.json` plus per-scope and per-type JSON files for fast lookups by language tag or subtag. Useful for developers doing i18n and standards-based language tag handling, with updates synced from the official IANA-hosted registry.
Maintenance status: Evidence from the provided history suggests the repo is largely data-regeneration focused and has been quiet/dormant in terms of published updates, with the newest listed version v0.3.20 from 2019-11-16. (The separate side fact shows an upstream push on 2025-12-09, but no corresponding newer packaged updates are shown in the provided list.)
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kind-of is a fast JavaScript utility that returns the native type of a value (for example, `string`, `array`, `date`, `regexp`, `map`, `set`, and others). It is useful when you need more consistent or better type checking than plain `typeof`, and it is used by other libraries such as superstruct and micromatch.
Maintenance status: The source does not show recent npm/package activity in the provided update history (latest listed update is 6.0.3 from 2020-01-16), suggesting it is largely stable with no active feature development visible here, even though the upstream repository had a push on 2024-06-12.
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jsx-ast-utils is an AST utility module for statically analyzing JSX syntax. It helps evaluate AST objects for JSX elements, which is useful for writing linting rules, and provides helper functions like hasProp, hasAnyProp, hasEveryProp, getProp, and functions to read prop names and values. It also includes lists of common JSX event handler props (for example, grouped by event type).
Maintenance status (evidence-based): The most recent tagged updates in the provided history are from 2023-07-29 (v3.3.5), but there is also a recent upstream push on 2026-02-25. Based on the release/update gaps alone, it appears mostly quiet from a release standpoint rather than actively shipping frequent changes.
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