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jest-junit is a Jest reporter that generates compatible JUnit XML files from Jest test runs. It is useful when you need CI tools or other systems to consume Jest test results as standard JUnit XML, and it can be configured via Jest reporter options, a package.json key, or environment variables.
Actively maintained: The project shows recent activity, with a latest GitHub push on 2026-06-08 and a most recent update v17.0.0 on 2026-04-24, which indicates ongoing maintenance rather than dormancy.
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Iterare is an ES6 iterator library that lets you apply multiple Array-style transformations to a collection in one synchronous pass. It builds a lazy pipeline using iterator protocol methods like filter and map, only running when you consume the results (for example, with toSet(), reduce(), or for of).
Active maintenance: Evidence is limited for 2026. The most recent documented updates are v1.2.1 on 2020-06-06, and the repository has an upstream push in 2023-07-21, but there is no recent release history shown after 2020. Overall, this looks quiet, with maintenance likely low rather than actively maintained.
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IstanbulJS is a monorepo that contains the core utility libraries used by IstanbulJS to instrument code for test coverage. It supports JavaScript test coverage workflows, including integration with tools like nyc and other Istanbul-related instrumentation packages.
Maintenance status: The upstream GitHub repo shows an activity timestamp on 2026-04-09, and the broader package set has had updates historically, but the most recent evidenced published update in the provided summaries is istanbul-reports v3.2.0 (2025-08-18), with many library updates going quiet after mid-2024.
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Unfetch is a tiny fetch polyfill/ponyfill that provides a minimal `fetch()`-compatible API (around 500 bytes gzipped) for environments where `fetch` is not available, including IE8+ assuming `Promise` is polyfilled. It supports request options like `method`, `headers`, `credentials`, and `body`, and provides basic response helpers like `ok`, `status`, `statusText`, `clone()`, and `text()`/`json()`/`blob()`. Use `unfetch/polyfill` to install it as `window.fetch`, or import `unfetch` to use it without changing globals.
Maintenance status: The GitHub activity is very old, with the last upstream push on 2023-07-23, and the provided unfetch-related update history for consumers appears to be largely pre-2024. This strongly suggests the project is quiet/dormant or in maintenance mode, not actively maintained today (2026-08-12).
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Utility for determining whether an AST node represents a JavaScript reference. Useful for scope analysis and related tooling that must distinguish between identifiers that refer to variables and those that are used in other positions (for example, property accesses or exported names).
Maintenance status: The repo appears actively worked on (upstream push on 2026-01-20), but published tagged updates have been infrequent since at least 2024-11 (latest noted update v3.0.3 on 2024-11-12).
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This software provides a function to check whether a given value is a Fetch network error, helping you handle network failures separately from other Fetch-related errors. It includes logic to account for differences across Node.js, Bun, Deno, and browsers.
Actively maintained: The repo shows recent activity, with the latest upstream push on 2026-05-08 and a corresponding v1.3.2 update on 2026-05-08. As of 2026-08-13, that is only a few months ago.
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is-generator-fn is a small JavaScript utility that checks whether a given value is a generator function. It’s useful for runtime type checks before handling functions that yield values via `function*`.
The source appears not actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2022-07-08 and no evidence of updates since then, so it is effectively quiet/dormant as of 2026-08-12.
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This package, is-electron, detects whether a JavaScript environment is running in Electron. It is useful for apps that need to enable or disable Electron-specific behavior based on the runtime.
Maintenance status: Likely not actively maintained, with the most recent upstream push and latest tagged updates dating to 2023-02-21 (nearly 3.5 years ago as of 2026-08-13).
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import-local lets a globally installed package automatically use a locally installed version of itself when that local copy is present, and fall back to the global version when it is not. It is useful for CLI tools that want to defer to the user’s local install for development workflows, while still working if the package is not installed locally.
Maintenance status: Not actively maintained, last upstream update was 2024-07-22, which is about 2 years ago relative to 2026-08-13; the project appears quiet/dormant rather than evolving.
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Immer helps you create the next immutable state tree by mutating the current one, making it useful for state management patterns like Redux-style reducer logic. It provides documentation at https://immerjs.github.io/immer/ and release notes on its GitHub release page.
Actively maintained: Immer has recent GitHub activity (last upstream push 2026-08-19) and multiple tagged updates in 2026, including v11.1.18 on 2026-08-19.
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Husky provides “modern native” Git hooks that are easy to set up and run, improving commits and more. It supports all 13 client-side Git hooks and works across macOS, Linux, and Windows, useful for automating checks like pre-commit (and other hooks) in Node-based projects.
Maintenance status (evidence-based): The GitHub upstream shows a push on 2026-03-19, but the provided tagged updates history only goes up to v9.1.7 (2024-11-18), so recent release activity is unclear from the supplied evidence.
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http2-wrapper is a Node.js HTTP/2 client that uses the familiar `https`-style API (`http2.request`, `http2.get`, and `http2.Agent`). It’s useful when you want to use HTTP/2 without rewriting existing code that targets the HTTP/1 API, and it provides Agents and ALPN negotiation (via `http2.auto`) to select HTTP/2 connections.
Maintenance status: The repository appears quiet/dormant, with the last upstream push on 2024-05-07 and the most recent published updates shown from 2023-11-10 (v2.2.1), with earlier updates mostly in 2022 to 2021.
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A JavaScript library that implements HTTP cache semantics from RFC 7234/9111, by parsing request and response headers to determine when a cached HTTP response can be reused. It helps handle tricky caching rules like `Vary`, proxy revalidation, and authenticated responses, and it supports `stale-if-error` and `stale-while-revalidate` behaviors from RFC 5861.
This GitHub source appears quiet, with the newest published updates at v4.1.1 dated 2023-01-27, and no evidence of additional published updates since then (the most recent upstream push shown is 2025-03-19).
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A small JavaScript module that escapes and unescapes common problematic HTML entities, intended to handle both directions safely and correctly. Useful when you need to convert user or dynamic text so it can be embedded in HTML without causing unintended HTML interpretation.
The source appears not actively maintained, with the latest upstream push and the newest recorded updates dating to 2021-02-18, which is over 5 years ago as of 2026-08-13.
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Hookified is a JavaScript utility that combines event emitting with async and sync middleware-style hooks for class methods. It lets you register handlers for named hook events, modify data passed into hooks, and run hook chains sequentially (WaterfallHook) or concurrently (ParallelHook), with support for both ESM and CJS and browser usage via CDN.
The source (jaredwray/hookified) appears actively maintained, with the latest upstream push on 2026-08-20 and the most recent published updates (v3.0.3) also dated 2026-08-20.
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help-me is a Node.js “help” command utility intended to generate help output for Node programs, designed to work with minimist and commist. It reads help text files from a specified directory (defaulting to .txt) and can create streams or print to stdout, with examples for use both directly and via commist’s command system.
Maintenance status: The most recent upstream update is from 2024-02-12, and the last few tagged updates are from 2023-12 and earlier, so the repository looks quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained as of 2026-08-12.
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Hashery is a JavaScript/TypeScript object hashing utility that works in both browsers and Node.js, using the WebCrypto API for SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512. It also provides synchronous non-cryptographic hashes (such as djb2, FNV1, Murmur, and CRC32), with deterministic output, optional custom serialization, and helpers like “hash to number” for consistent number generation.
Actively maintained: GitHub updates are recent, with the latest update on 2026-07-10 (v3.0.1), and follow-on updates as recently as the prior month (v3.0.0 on 2026-06-10).
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Handlebars.js is a JavaScript templating engine for building semantic templates, largely compatible with Mustache syntax and useful for rendering templates from a context object. It supports a superset of Mustache features such as helpers, block expressions, nested paths, and precompiling templates into JavaScript for faster startup.
Actively maintained, evidence includes recent upstream activity (last push 2026-06-24) and a recent update release (v4.7.9 on 2026-03-26), including security and hardening changes.
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