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A caching http requester for consuming APIs on the server.
Human-friendly and powerful HTTP request library for Node.js
blazingly fast get property of object/array, partial functional of lodash get, not support path with `[]`, only `.`
A micro library for creating dynamically-static, observable state objects.
Give a URL, Get a Buffer.
Get a weighted random object from an array of objects.
Gives html code for emojis, for you to use directly.
- emoji
- get-all-emoji
- get-emoji
- text to emoji
- text
- special
- simple
- emoticon
- emoticons
- emojis
- smiley
- smileys
- ideograms
- ideogram
Extra Control Over Headers and Payloads in the got NodeJS Package
Get password strength in text/ color/ or simple numerical score
Germaine is an ExpressJs middleware that allows you to quickly deploy an API that listens on a given endpoint and serves content from a JSON file.
Simply wraps [simple-get][] and his methods to return Response stream instead of Request stream. Simple as `simpleGet.get(url).pipe(process.stdout)`
get token and re-new token when expired
Simplified HTTP requests
It's easy to create simple prototype with HTML but when you show it to client they often get sidetracked by design instead of checking if all input fields are there.
Simplified HTTP requests
A simple get/put/del interface to Riak
Build a simple JSON API quickly and easily
- api
- server
- quick
- simple
- minimal
- https
- http
- ssl
- rate limit
- express
- middleware
- basic auth
- auth
- authentication
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About as simple as a web server can get, with logging and settings.
Performs a multiple requests and data from all pages are concatenated together and buffered until the last page of data has been retrieved. Use it as standalone module or as wrapper for simple-get - just pass simple-get.
This is an efficient, no-frills way of getting uer input from STDIN. --- ## AsyncInput This is used to get a one time input, or more by using the second argument. ### Example ```js const { AsyncInput } = require("simple-console-input.js"); const yourInput