porthog identifies which application is using a specified port, providing the process name and PID. Works for Windows, OSX, and most flavors of Unix that support the lsof operation.
shortbus is basically an awesome task runner capable of executing processing queues, running them sequentially or simultaneously, and modifying the queue dynamically. Kinda like promises, but more dynamic.
localenvironment is a simple way to define lots of environment variables using an env.json file.
musthave provides a simple and standard way of checking for object attributes. The inspiration for this project was checking for the existence of environment variables.
And of course, nvm for Windows if you happen to be a Windows user. (I know, not really a module).
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porthog identifies which application is using a specified port, providing the process name and PID. Works for Windows, OSX, and most flavors of Unix that support the lsof operation.
shortbus is basically an awesome task runner capable of executing processing queues, running them sequentially or simultaneously, and modifying the queue dynamically. Kinda like promises, but more dynamic.
localenvironment is a simple way to define lots of environment variables using an env.json file.
musthave provides a simple and standard way of checking for object attributes. The inspiration for this project was checking for the existence of environment variables.
And of course, nvm for Windows if you happen to be a Windows user. (I know, not really a module).