termiwatch
Zero-config, one-line terminal dashboard for Node.js apps. Real-time CPU, memory, event loop, HTTP metrics, and logs.
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Logging, diagnostics, search, and monitoring utilities for server-side JavaScript and TypeScript applications.
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UI components, animated charts, color editors, and layout libraries for modern React applications.
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logpaint
Configure once, log everywhere. A lightweight colored logger for Node.js with a clean developer experience.
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npm i logpaintinstaskeleton
Ultra-light React skeleton loader with zero DOM scanning, JSX inference, shimmer, and pulse animations.
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npm i instaskeletongit-vision
Zero-config CLI to analyze Git history and surface risky files, churn hotspots, and knowledge silos.
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npm i git-visiondev-log-monitor
Lightweight local log diagnostics for NestJS, Express, and Node.js with real-time UI and error tracing.
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npm i dev-log-monitorquickfuzz
Blazing-fast, zero-dependency fuzzy search for JavaScript and TypeScript, optimized for small datasets.
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npm i quickfuzzghostbug
Zero-config browser SDK for automatic bug context collection, breadcrumbs, and frontend debugging signals.
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npm i ghostbugrgb-curve
A fast, lightweight RGB curve editor component for React, aimed at Lightroom and Premiere style color grading.
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npm i rgb-curvesmart-masonry-grid
A zero-dependency, virtualized masonry grid layout library built for performant responsive layouts.
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npm i smart-masonry-gridmotionchart
Cinematic React chart library focused on animated storytelling, motion, and presentation-first data visuals.
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npm i motionchartchangelog-from-commits
Generate a polished CHANGELOG.md from git history using Conventional Commits. Zero config, zero runtime dependencies, monorepo and gitmoji aware.
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npm i changelog-from-commitsFrequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about licensing, TypeScript support, and choosing the right package for your project.
Are these npm packages free for commercial use?
Yes. Every package is released under the MIT License, which means you can use them in personal, commercial, and enterprise projects without restrictions. Attribution is appreciated but not required.
Do your packages include TypeScript support?
Absolutely. All packages are TypeScript-first and ship with built-in type definitions. You get full IntelliSense, autocompletion, and type safety out of the box with zero additional configuration.
Which package should I use for terminal monitoring?
For real-time terminal dashboards with CPU, memory, event loop, and HTTP metrics, use termiwatch. For lightweight, colored logging with a clean API, use logpaint. Both are zero-config and production-ready.
What is the best zero-dependency fuzzy search library?
quickfuzz is a blazing-fast, zero-dependency fuzzy search engine optimized for small to medium datasets. It works in both browser and Node.js environments with no external dependencies.
Do you have React components for data visualization?
Yes. motionchart provides cinematic animated charts for storytelling, rgb-curve offers a professional-grade RGB curve editor for color grading, and smart-masonry-grid delivers virtualized masonry layouts for performant image galleries.
How do I generate a changelog from my git commits?
Use changelog-from-commits. It reads your git history, parses Conventional Commits, and writes a polished CHANGELOG.md with zero config and zero runtime dependencies. It is monorepo-aware and understands gitmoji.
How can I report bugs or request features?
Each package has its own GitHub repository with public issue tracking. Open an issue on the relevant repo and I typically respond within a few days. Pull requests are welcome and appreciated.