jonatanpedersen

constipated

Turns your consts in to vars, relieve those variables.

jambon

``` javascript import { createRequestListener } from 'jambon'; import http from 'http';

jambon-json

``` javascript import { createRequestListener } from 'jambon'; import { jsonStringifyResponseBody, setResponseContentTypeHeaderToApplicationJson } from 'jambon-json'; import http from 'http';

jambon-router

``` $ npm install jambon-router ```

hubsync

Clones/pulls all personal and organization repositories.

@jambon/json

``` bash npm i @jambon/json ```

@jambon/router

``` bash npm install @jambon/router ```

@jambon/core

``` javascript import { createRequestListener } from '@jambon/core'; import http from 'http';

@jambon/static

``` bash npm i @jambon/static ```

@jambon/pug

``` bash npm i @jambon/pug ```

@jambon/cors

``` bash npm i @jambon/cors ```

parse-log

Pipe Heroku logs to parse-log and get nicely formatted JSON logs in stdout.

@noma/plugin-mongodb

Manage MongoDB Connections, Indexes and Schemas with the [mongodb](https://www.npmjs.com/package/mongodb) Node.js driver.

@noma/plugin-http

Creates HTTP servers and listens on configured ports.

@noma/helper-json

JSON Helpers

@noma/helper-packages

## Installation

@noma/plugin-express

Creates [express.js](https://expressjs.com/) [applications](https://expressjs.com/en/4x/api.html#app) and optionally binds to one or more [HTTP](../plugin-http/README.md) and/or [HTTPS](../plugin-https/README.md) servers' `request` event listeners.

@noma/plugin-ws

Creates [ws](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ws).

@noma/helper-debug

Create a debug instance with package name as namespace. See the [debug](https://www.npmjs.com/package/debug) package for more information.

@noma/helper-objects

## Installation

@noma/helper-env

## Installation

@noma/helper-modules

## Installation

@noma/helper-config

## Install