My PR supporting #graphql_tag style queries got merged and released in #mercurius 5.0.0!
This enables easier handling of fragments in #graphql, and I decided to follow up with a real world example in the PR post release to aid as a future reference for people: https://github.com/mercurius-js/mercurius/pull/1108#issuecomment-2362986609
Thanks for the merge @mcollina 🙏
If one want to be using eg. graphql-tag to manage queries and fragments, then currently one can't do queries with the Mercurius reply.graphql() or fastify.graphql(). This PR changes that by mak...
Since a lot of people are relying on standard I also made an exception and did a patch #npmRelease of that, 17.1.1, to pin the #eslintPluginReact dependency.
Doing no new development at standard but when I can help a lot of users easily then I of course will.
In other #npmRelease news:
The new v0.11.5 version of #neostandard contains a tweak that disables jsx rules on all ordinary js/ts files – maybe providing some better performance but mostly avoiding bugs like the one that currently plagues latest version of #eslintPluginReact
https://github.com/neostandard/neostandard/releases/tag/v0.11.5
Released a new CLI tool that builds upon https://github.com/yoavbls/pretty-ts-errors to provide prettified TS errors in the terminal: https://github.com/voxpelli/pretty-ts-errors-cli
It contains an additional party trick in the shape of optionally outputting as markdown, thanks to a new version of my "markdown-or-chalk” module: https://github.com/voxpelli/markdown-or-chalk
If some of you are testing the new #neostandard successor to #standardjs, then give me a ping and tell me how it went!
#npmRelease #newNpmModule #eslint #eslint9 #semistandard #nodejs #javascript #typescript
https://github.com/neostandard/neostandard
https://mastodon.social/@voxpelli/112525896276661651
Published a new version of my "buffered-async-iterable" module: https://github.com/voxpelli/buffered-async-iterable/releases/tag/v1.0.0
It can now return the result in order (at cost of performance of course) and it also got a new method: mergeIterables(), which interweaves values from multiple async iterables in parallel
Released a couple of improvements to installed-check these last few days:
- pnpm workspace support
- symlink support
And right now added to that list with:
- autofixing support
#npmRelease https://fosstodon.org/@webpro/112218193414017573
Do you manage package.json files? Here's something you might not know you actually need (hat tip to the prolific @[email protected]): https://github.com/voxpelli/node-installed-check
Early release of a new companion module to my "list-installed" module: ”list-dependents”
It uses npm and optionally @ecosystems to look up the dependents of a module and returns the package.json files of them similar to how "list-installed" do for locally installed modules.
On top of the package.json data it also returns download metrics as well as some @ecosystems extras.
Pelle Wessman
Pelle Wessman
