👋 Hi! I'm Roy; I'm from the UK 🇬🇧.
🔭 All my Open Source projects are published on Codsen org account, not here.
I wrote and maintain a broad spectrum of Open Source programs (npm handle royston, see npm-stat), for example:
- A big, CPU-bound program:
detergent,email-comb - Exports...
- Both sync and async methods:
json-comb-core - A regex:
regex-empty-conditional-comments - A
Set:html-entities-not-email-friendly - CSS as string:
generate-atomic-css 2ⁿcombinations of plain options object boolean values for unit tests:test-mixer
- Both sync and async methods:
- Scannerless parser algorithm, processing the...
- HTML:
html-crush - CSS:
string-extract-sass-vars - JSON:
edit-package-json - TypeScript:
tsd-extract - CSV:
csv-split-easy - IANA language codes:
is-language-code - Commitizen-generated
CHANGELOG.md:lerna-clean-changelogs - human prose:
string-apostrophes
- HTML:
- Variety of program API styles:
- Classes-based API:
ranges-push - Callback-only API:
ast-monkey-traverse-with-lookahead - (One of a dozen) CLI:
csv-sort-cli
- Classes-based API:
- Stripping parsed tokens from HTML/CSS:
stristri— done by traversing AST directly from a tokeniser — but I have an own AST traversing program too: 🐒ast-monkey - Parser, which produces our custom-design AST:
codsen-parser - Plugins:
- Gulp plugin:
gulp-email-remove-unused-css - ESLint plugin:
eslint-plugin-row-num
- Gulp plugin:
- File streams:
tap-parse-string-to-object - Observer pattern using Node's
EventEmmitter:emlint - Fetches values from the internet:
update-versions - Unicode astral character-aware:
easy-replace - Backwards-engineering a 3rd party API:
bitbucket-slug - Recursion:
ast-monkey-traverse - Normalising the perf benchmark scores against a mock program:
perf-ref - String uglifier based on cryptography principles:
string-uglify - Reduce but over promises:
json-comb(surprisingly a common pattern, used by CLI's which read multiple files in async)
See the complete list on codsen.com/os
Thanks for visiting!