keywords:compatibility

eslint-plugin-ecmascript-compat

ESLint plugin for checking JavaScript code compatibility with target browsers and Node.js versions

robatwilliams

published 3.2.1 2 months ago

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@fastify/express

Express compatibility layer for Fastify

matteo.collina

published 3.0.0 11 days ago

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http2-client

Drop-in replacement for Nodes http and https that transparently make http request to both http1 / http2 server, it's using the ALPN protocol

hiscojs

published 1.3.5 3 years ago

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pymport

Use Python libraries from Node.js

mmomtchev

published 1.5.1 25 days ago

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@webhead/material-color-properties

This package streamlines the process of accessing properties from the Material Design 3 theme definition. The main motivation behind this package is to provide compatibility with server-side rendering (SSR). By providing convenient access to color propert

webhead

published 2.3.1 6 months ago

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@ckeditor/ckeditor5-html-support

HTML Support feature for CKEditor 5.

ckeditor

published 41.3.1 11 days ago

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preact-compat

A React compatibility layer for Preact

developit

published 3.19.0 5 years ago

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@lukeapage/eslint-plugin-ecmascript-compat

ESLint plugin for checking JavaScript code compatibility with target browsers and Node.js versions

lukeapage

published 3.1.0 6 months ago

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@mdn/browser-compat-data

Browser compatibility data provided by MDN Web Docs

mdn-bot

published 5.5.23 4 days ago

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pwacompat

library to bring Web App Manifest contents to non-compliant browsers

samthor

published 2.0.17 4 years ago

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webpack-plugin-compat

Compatibility layer for webpack V3/V4 plugin APIs

chuckdumont

published 1.0.4 3 years ago

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@apollo/federation-subgraph-compatibility-tests

Apollo Federation Subgraph Compatibility tests

apollo-bot

published 2.2.0 3 months ago

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@bevry/nodejs-ecmascript-compatibility

API for the Node.js ECMAScript Compatibility information, such that for a particular Node.js release, you get details on which and how many features of an ECMAScript version are supported.