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搜索 "opens" 的结果（共 11 个）
opener

Opens stuff, like webpages and files and executables, cross-platform

(WTFPL OR MIT)
bignum

Arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic using OpenSSL

MIT
openssl big bignum bigint integer arithmetic precision
node-webcrypto-ossl

A WebCrypto Polyfill for Node in TypeScript built on OpenSSL

MIT
crypto openssl webcrypto rsa aes ec jwk polyfill secp256k1
hostenv

Exports the correct PORT and HOSTNAME values for Heroku, AppFog, CloudFoundry, OpenShift, and other service environments

Artistic-2.0
allow-env allow-read appfog cloudfoundry deno deno-edition deno-entry denoland env environment es2022 heroku hostname node openshift paas port typed types typescript
preview-email

Automatically opens your browser and iOS Simulator to preview Node.js email messages sent with Nodemailer. Made for Forward Email and Lad. Cross-browser and cross-platform email testing.

MIT
app apple auto automatic automatically browser chrome demo email emails engine express file ios koa lad lass letter litmus mac macos mail mail mailer native nodemailer open open opener opn os path preview previewer pug render render show sim simulate simulator smtp template templates test web webkit xcode
raw-ecdsa

Raw OpenSSL ECDSA_...() wrapper

MIT
OpenSSL Cipher raw
oss-license-name-to-url

Convert shorthand OSS license names to opensource.org URLs

MIT
oss license gpl mit wtfpl isc
openssl-self-signed-certificate

Self-signed certificate for development use, generated using openssl. Expires in the year 4754 (4754-06-06).

MIT
ssl self-signed certificate
rotating-file-stream

Opens a stream.Writable to a file rotated by interval and/or size. A logrotate alternative.

MIT
log rotate logrotate
biased-opener

Cross-platform, opens a URL with one of the browsers passed as parameter (if available in the system), preferably default browser of the user

MIT
browser opener launcher windows ubuntu linux macos macosx biased webkit
eslint-config-fbjs-opensource

This configuration is a new ideal setup based on Facebook's internal configurations combined with the configurations that our open source projects are trending towards in a more modern code base. In particular, this is strongly based on Nuclide's ESLint r

MIT