Issue 399 - Using Google Drive as a CMS? (18)

ttf2woff: A TTF to WOFF Font Converter — There’s ttf2eot too if you need TTF to the less common Embedded OpenType instead.

Simple Monorepos via npm Workspaces and TypeScript Project References — How to set up a simple monorepo for two npm packages using just what comes with npm and TypeScript.

Microsoft Beachball: The 'Sunniest' Semantic Version Bumper — This might just be my favorite name for a Microsoft project since Microsoft Bob. Beachball is meant to make “automating npm publishing a breeze” with changelog generation and zero config versioning. GitHub repo.

All You Need to Know About Netcat (nc) — This isn’t about Node specifically but if you’re on a POSIX-compliant OS you almost certainly have nc available and it’s well worth knowing how to use the “TCP/IP / networking Swiss army knife.”

Junk 4.0: Filter Out OS Junk Files Like .DS_Store and thumbs.db — A handy addition to any code you have that’s reading through the filesystem.

Insight: A Module to Help You Understand How Your Tool Is Being Used — The idea here is that your tool can anonymous report usage metrics to Google Analytics or Yandex.Metrica. Privacy issues abound here, so take care and be up front with your users if you use things like this.

Flan: A Tool to Save, Load and Share Postgres Snapshots — A Node.js powered tool that wraps pgdump and pgrestore then lets you share database dumps using git.

Running CPU-Bound Tasks in Node with Worker Threads — A thorough, practical introduction to using worker threads to get beyond Node’s naturally single-threaded nature.

ws 8.0: Fast, Stable WebSocket Client and Server for Node — A major update for a mature project that passes industry standard tests for both its server and client abilities. v8.0 improves the developer experience in numerous ways and now uses an ES module wrapper.

Using Google Drive as a CMS — An exploration of using Google Drive to store content for rendering out to a site by way of its API and Node.

c8: Output Coverage Reports using Node's Built in Coverage — Code-coverage using Node.js’ built in functionality that’s compatible with Istanbul’s reporters.

xmlbuilder2: An XML Builder Library — Convert JS objects into XML, parse and serialize XML documents, or create XML documents using chained function calls.

node-stream-zip: For Fast Reading of ZIP Archives — Reads chunk by chunk rather than all in one go so it’s memory friendly.

Monitor Node Performance with Datadog's Application Monitoring — Optimize Node app performance by using Datadog’s flame graphs to trace requests across service boundaries and identify possible errors. Plus correlate Node traces with relevant logs and metrics without switching tools.

Globby: User-Friendly Glob Matching — Give it an array of globs and it returns a Promise<Array> of matching paths. It even supports negations and .gitignore.