A simple helper module to help with calling an endpoint and returning some data.

Like Object.assign(), but deeper.

A small project for visualising data from my home automation kit.

A Gatsby source plugin for pulling data into Gatsby at build time from an AWS Serverless Aurora database.

Quick methods for creating hashes using the native Node crypto module.

Environmental JSON config.

A simple utility for extending, copying and merging JavaScript objects.

A handy array sorting utility for comparing arrays of objects.

A lightweight engine that provides middleware functionality to classes that extend it.

The ultimate emailer module for Node.js.

Wonderfully easy form validation for Node.js.

Provider middleware for Ultimail that adds support for sending emails via Postmark.

Styling middleware for Ultimail that adds support for inlining CSS into the email HTML.

Templating middleware for Ultimail that adds support for parsing Handlebars templates.

Iterate through multidimensional arrays and arrays nested in objects e.g. "days.data.jobs[0]".

A simple utility to capture console output of your Node.js app, stream it somewhere, notify an endpoint, and restart your app on failure.

Converts a JavaScript date into a timestamp.

A shorthand for Function.prototype.bind() to allow binding without changing the context.

A shorthand helper function for the pattern: const x = (typeof y !== 'undefined' ? y : 'default-value');

Quickly create MD5 hashes encoded as base64 strings.

Provides an API for internal logging to the console and to log files on disk.

Quickly compile Express.js routes with minimal code.

Handles the instantiation of multiple different APIs so they can be used across multiple Node modules.

Electronic Tip Jar (ETJ) is an Arduino project for managing positive/negative thoughts and behaviours.

Prepares, connects and manages the database connection using Mongoose, and provides various utility methods.

Converts a string representation of a bool into a Boolean value.

A node application to run on my Pi.