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npm package: @leandromatos/stylelint-config
Description: ### Setup
Author: Leandro Matos
Latest version: 3.6.1

# Stylelint Config

### Setup

Use yarn to install Stylelint and custom config:

```sh
yarn add --dev stylelint @leandromatos/stylelint-config
```

Create a new `.stylelintrc` file with an object containing your settings:

```json
{
  "extends": "@leandromatos/stylelint-config"
}
```

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npm package: @leandropessini/claudecode-status-line
Description: A simple, color-coded status line for Claude Code CLI showing model info, context usage, and rate limits
Author: Leandro Pessini
Latest version: 1.0.2

# claudecode-status-line

A simple, color-coded status line for Claude Code CLI showing model info, context usage, and rate limits.

![demo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pessini/claudecode-status-line/main/img/demo.png)

## Features

- Model name with context window size (color-coded usage percentage)
- Current directory with git branch and dirty state indicator
- Session duration timer
- 5-hour and 7-day rate limit progress bars with reset times
- Extra usage credits tracking (dollar amounts)
- API fallback with 60s caching for rate limit data

## Install

```bash
npx @leandropessini/claudecode-status-line
```

Or with Bun:

```bash
bunx @leandropessini/claudecode-status-line
```

It backs up your existing status line (if any), copies the script to `~/.claude/statusline.sh`, and configures your Claude Code settings.

## Requirements

- [jq](https://jqlang.github.io/jq/) — for parsing JSON
- curl — for fetching rate limit data
- git — for branch info

## Uninstall

```bash
npx @leandropessini/claudecode-status-line --uninstall
```

If you had a previous statusline, it restores it from the backup. Otherwise it removes the script and cleans up your settings.

## License

MIT
npm package: @leandropsampaio/basic-operations
Description: Basic operations functions
Author: Leandro Sampaio
Latest version: 1.0.7

# Este é o módulo @leandropsampaio/basic-operations

Este módulo realiza as operações básicas com inúmeros argumentos

Operações realizadas:

1. sum
2. subtracion
3. division
4. multiplication

Exemplo:
``` javascript
const cal = require('@leandropsampaio/basic-operations')

console.log(cal.multiplation(5, 1, 2)) // 5\*1\*2=10
console.log(cal.sum(2, 4, 6)) // 2+4+6=12
console.log(cal.subtracion(18, 6, 2)) // 18-6-2=10
console.log(cal.division(18, 2, 3)) // 18/2/3=3
```
npm package: @leandrosq/apk-classifier
Description: APK platform classifier
Author: LeandroSQ
Latest version: 1.5.9

# APK Classifier
Detect the platform of which an APK file was build on top.

![Example](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LeandroSQ/APK-Classifier/master/.github/images/screenshot.png)
_Example of an .apk file built using Ionic_

## Platforms supported
| Platform | Supported | Presented as |
| -- | -- | -- |
| Android native | Supported | Native |
| React native | Supported | React native |
| Flutter | Supported | Flutter |
| Cordova | Supported | Cordova |
| Ionic | Supported | Cordova-like |
| Phonegap | Supported | Cordova-like |
| Framework7 | Supported | Cordova-like |

## Usage
### Using npx
- Run the script
  - For a single file: `npx @leandrosq/apk-classifier -f <FILE_PATH.apk>`
  - For multiple files: `npx @leandrosq/apk-classifier -d <DIRECTORY_PATH>`
### Running by the source
- Clone the repository
- Run `npm install` for installing the dependencies
- Run the script
  - For a single file: `node src/main.js -f <FILE_PATH.apk>` or `npm start -- -f <FILE_PATH.apk>`
  - For multiple files (Directory): `node src/main.js -d <DIRECTORY_PATH>` or `npm start -- -d <DIRECTORY_PATH>`
npm package: @leandrovboas/cli_github
Description: Criação de um cli para interagir com o github via linha de comando
Author: Leandro Vilas Boas
Latest version: 1.0.2

# Command Line Interface Github
Command Line Interface que utiliza a api do github para facilitar clonar repositórios direto pelo terminal.

Essa CLI foi criada com o intuito de facilitar o modo de realizar o git clone sem a necessidade de ir ate o navegador e ter que procurar qual o nome do repositório que quero clonar.

## Executar o comando

Para executar o comando não precisa instalar o pacote, basta digitar:

```bash
npx github -h
EX:. npx github user leandrovboas
```

Para instalar basta executar:

```bash
npm install github
```

#### Download do código fonte


O código esta disponível no GItHub para quem tiver interesse em dar uma olhada, ou quem quiser contribuir com Issues e PR


Usando o Git
```bash
git clone https://github.com/leandrovboas/cli_github.git
```

Usando a propria CLI
```bash
npx github clone leandrovboas cli_github --path=CAMINHO_ONDE_SERA_CLONADO
```
Pelo navegador
https://github.com/leandrovboas/cli_github/archive/master.zip

##### Para executar

```
npm install
npm link
npm github -h
```

## Licence

Source code can be found on [github](https:github.com/leandrovboas/cli_github), licenced under [MIT](http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php).

Developed by [Leandro Vilas Boas](https://br.linkedin.com/in/leandro-vilas-boas-55403b2b)
npm package: @leanest/excel-formula
Description: Methods to beautify an excel formula and convert it to JavaScript or C#
Author: Josh Bennett
Latest version: 1.5.1

# Excel Formula Utilities for JavaScript

Excel Formula Utilities for JavaScript is a library that can be used to
pretty print excel formulas or convert excel formulas into JavaScript.
The JavaScript generated by this library will not execute on it's own.
You'll need to include something like
[formula.js](https://github.com/sutoiku/formula.js/) to cover all the functions
from Excel.

##Install using npm
npm install excel-formula

## Installation for web
Grab the latest js files in the dist folder.

## Basic usage for web
```html
    <script src="excel-formula.js" />
    <script>
        var formattedFormula = excelFormulaUtilities.formatFormulaHTML('IF(1+1=2,"true","false")');
        alert(formattedFormula)
    </script>
```
## Basic Usage for Node
```javascript
    var formula = require('excel-formula');
    var formattedFormula = formula.formatFormula('IF(1+1=2,"true","false")');
    console.log(formatFormula);
```
## Node methods
See basic usage above.
```javascript
    formula.getTokens (formula);
    formula.formatFormula (formula, [opts])
    formula.toJavaScript(formula)
    formula.toCSharp(formula)
```
## Web methods
excelFormulaUtilities is a global variable.
```javascript
    excelFormulaUtilities.getTokens (formula);
    excelFormulaUtilities.formatFormula (formula, [opts]) // This will work fine in a pre tag
    excelFormulaUtilities.formatFormulaHTML(formula) // Use this if you want the output as html.
    excelFormulaUtilities.formula2JavaScript(formula)
    excelFormulaUtilities.formula2CSharp(formula)
```