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react-native component for ordering system

A CLI app for ordering coffee from the terminal, using Node.js, Supabase and Stripe.

returns a permutation which rearranges input array

Access JSON via sql like syntax. Easy to use JSON datasets from SQL query.

A collection of prototype tools

cf [../../README.md](../../README.md)

Usual Angular.js style filtering and sorting with a twist of Crossfilter for improved performance.

An implementation of Interval Tree Clocks in TypeScript

A comprehensive TypeScript library bringing Scala's powerful functional programming paradigms to JavaScript/TypeScript, featuring immutable collections, monads, pattern matching, and more

yet another angularjs table for server-side processing

Ordering UI Components

partial ordering encrypt lib

Dead simple module for ordering by an explicit order weighing in at ~1.3KB.

Simple helper package to put a collection of items into columns.

Implements lexicographical comparison.

Extends CSS with rules that modify DOM structure.

Ordering UI Components

Small library for .

Inject a new object into an existing object at a certain position.

Provides functions for generating ordering strings

Node package for creating an array which is indexed in the order of the Star Wars films

Unopinionated and extensible data tables for Svelte

Simulate food ordering in the terminal with Texturant!

Ordering UI Admin Components

Tools for common ordering operations with arrays

<p align="center"> <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/42545742/169733428-295e2678-e509-4175-aeb3-cb3a9c9894e1.svg" alt="svelte-headless-table" width="400px"/> </p> <h1 align="center">Svelte Headless Table</h1>

Help to arrange an array in a desired sequence

A TypeScript library providing two-way mapping functionality with order preservation. It is ideal for scenarios requiring bidirectional lookups while maintaining the insertion order of elements.

native app components with example

This library simplifies running actions with dependencies in parallel, ensuring their dependencies finish first.

Added the ability to change the processing order.