✨2023#5: GraphGPT: Natural Language → Knowledge Graph

📅 Jan 29–Feb 4, 2023, Highlights: svelte-email: write and send emails with Svelte | match: functional pattern matching with the full power of Typescript | solidjs-use: collection of Solid utilities

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GraphGPT: Extrapolating knowledge graphs from unstructured text using GPT-3

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svelte-email: Write and send emails with Svelte ✉️🚀

match: Functional pattern matching with the full power of Typescript

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solidjs-use: Collection of Solid utilities inspired completely by VueUse

▶ Interactive docs & demos
▶ Fully tree shakeable: Only take what you want, bundle size
▶ Type Strong: Written in TypeScript, with TS Docs
▶ Flexible: Configurable event filters and targets

import { useMouse } from 'solidjs-use'

const Demo = () => {
  const { x, y } = useMouse()
  return (
    <h1>
      {x()} x {y()}
    </h1>
  )
}

export default Demo

openai-chatgpt: Use ChatGPT from the terminal

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chatgpt-review-rebuttal-extension: ChatGPT - Review & Rebuttal: A browser extension for generating reviews and rebuttals, powered by ChatGPT.

chatgpt-helper: generates Helper for you using AI.

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gpt-api-docker: Deploy your own GPT-3 API endpoint with ease using Docker and Fly!

litefs-js: JavaScript utilities for working with LiteFS on Fly.io

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startup-nextjs: Startup is free Next.js template for startups and SaaS businesses comes with all the essential pages, components, and sections you need to launch a complete business website.

▶ Crafted for Startup and SaaS Business
▶ Next.js 13 and Tailwind CSS
▶ All Essential Business Sections and Pages
▶ High-quality and Clean Design
▶ Dark and Light Version and Much More ...

remix-island: utils to render remix into a dom-node instead of the whole document

notion-next-blog: Deploy your own Notion-powered website in minutes with Next.js and Vercel.

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ngx-zustand: This package provides a zustand adapter for Angular apps.

supaglue: Open source embedded integrations

excalith-start-page: My terminal-based start page for browsers

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ultramatter: <1kB frontmatter parser that supports a reasonable subset of YAML

▶ It's very small.
▶ It's very fast.
▶ It supports a small, relaxed subset of YAML: Maps (key: value) ◾ Sequences (- list) ◾ Inline Arrays ([0, 1, 2]) ◾ Literal Blocks (|) ◾ Comments (# comment) ◾ Quoted values ('single', "double") ◾ Boolean values (true and false ONLY) ◾ Tabs are valid

run: Run user-provided code in a Web Worker

ttf2woff2: TTF to WOFF2

import { join } from 'path'
import { fileURLToPath } from 'url'

import { convertTTFToWOFF2 } from '@napi-rs/ttf2woff2'

const fixture = await readFile(join(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url), '..', './iconsfont.ttf'))

convertTTFToWOFF2(fixture)

node example/index.mjs

✨ Done in 2460.2297090291977 ms
TTF font length  :  1654412
WOFF2 font length:  729564

image-optimizer: A Node.js script that resizes images to different sizes and scales and saves them in different formats

vscode-lagtrain: Convert videos into text animation!

ultraflag: <1kB CLI flag parser

import { parse } from "ultraflag";

// my-cli build --bundle -rf --a value --b=value --c 1
const argv = process.argv.slice(2);
const args = parse(argv);

console.log(args);
// { _: ['build'], bundle: true, r: true, f: true, a: "value", b: "value", c: 1 }

mri           x 1,285,159 ops/sec ±0.29% (90 runs sampled)
ultraflag     x 986,699 ops/sec ±0.38% (91 runs sampled)
minimist      x 250,866 ops/sec ±0.59% (92 runs sampled)
yargs-parser  x 18,153 ops/sec ±4.30% (85 runs sampled)

storage-slots: easily query EIP-1967 & custom storage slots for contracts on any EVM chain

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git-squash-branch: Script to squash the commits in the current Git branch

pdf-annotation-extractor: Extracts Annotations from PDFs as well-formatted markdown

▶ Used by simply opening a PDF file via the "Open With" menu
▶ Inserts bibliographic metadata as YAML frontmatter
▶ Inserts pandoc citations with the correct page numbers instead of "PDF page 3"
▶ Merges highlights across pages
▶ Extracts rectangle annotations as images, puts those images into an attachments subfolder, and inserts markdown images (![[citekey_image1.png]]) into the markdown file.
▶ If output path is in an Obsidian vault, automatically opens the file in Obsidian and copies the wikilink for the file to the clipboard

remix-hydration-fix: Sample app that shows how to fix React hydration issues in a Remix app