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Motherload lets you import data files as TypeScript modules typed from their contents. It supports TOML, YAML, JSONC, JSON5, CSV, TSV, Markdown, plain text and .env files; types appear in the editor, and tsc reports parsing errors with their locations.
Type-checking uses TypeScript 7.1 content mappers, currently in beta, and requires --runExternalCode. At runtime, a preload or plugin adapts the same imports for Node.js and a range of bundlers.
Colin McDonnellFound via This week in React
IPX combines sharp and svgo to transform local images or images from allowed domains. Size, format and quality can be specified directly in the resource URL.
Corgi uses the NHTSA VPIC database to decode vehicle identifiers. It supports Node.js, browsers and Cloudflare Workers without requiring an API request for every VIN.
This server exposes the Node.js debugger to assistants such as Cursor and Claude Code. It adds runtime information to the context available for diagnosing problems.
This guide explains the Docmost monorepo, with its React frontend and NestJS backend. It covers dependencies and setup steps for contributing to or adapting the application locally.
