open-index/open-npm huggingface dataset:
npm package: @labfs/create-init
Description: Initializer new Lab Fabrica de Software projects with a predefined structure
Author: Laboratório Fábrica de Software
Latest version: 1.1.3

# 🚀 LFS-init

## 📖 Visão Geral
Inicializador de novos projetos do Lab Fabrica de Software com estrutura pré-definida

## ⚙️  Uso

### Usar sem instalar localmente

```bash
npm init @labfs/init
```

###  Instalar localmente
```bash
npm install -g @labfs/init
```

**Utilizar como cli**

```bash
lfs
```


## 🛠️ Tecnologias Utilizadas
![TypeScript](https://img.shields.io/badge/TypeScript-3178C6?style=for-the-badge&logo=typescript&logoColor=white)

## 📦 Bibliotecas Principais  
- [@inquirer/prompts](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@inquirer/prompts) → Coleção de interfaces de usuário de linha de comando interativas comuns. 

## 📂 Estrutura do Projeto
```bash
.
├───dist/         # Código compilado em javascript
└───src/          # Diretorio de origem
    ├───constants # Consts 
    ├───types     # Interfaces 
    └───utils     # Funções gerais 

```




## 📋 Funcionalidades Principais
- ✅ Criar README.md

```markdown

# 🚀 <NOME_DO_PROJETO>
## Frontend | Backend | Banco de dados
<DESCRIÇÃO_BREVE_DO_PROJETO>

## 📖 Visão Geral

- <EXPLICAÇÃO_DO_PROBLEMA_E_OBJETIVO>
- <PÚBLICO_ALVO_E_BENEFÍCIOS>


## 📋 Funcionalidades Principais

- ✅ <FUNCIONALIDADE_1>
- ✅ <FUNCIONALIDADE_2>
- ✅ <FUNCIONALIDADE_3>

## 🛠️ Tecnologias Utilizadas
<Tecnologias>

## 📦 Bibliotecas Principais  
<Bibliotecas>


## 📂 Estrutura do Projeto

<Estrutura>


## ⚙️ Instalação e Uso

### 1. Clone o repositório

<comando git clone>

### 2. Instale as dependências

<comando npm install>

### 3. Execute o projeto

<comando executar>

> O servidor será iniciado em: [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000)


## 🧪 Testes

<comando teste>
```
- ✅ Criar info.json

```json
{
  "title": "exemplo",
  "description": "descrição",
  "status": "in-progress",
  "images": [],
  "stacks": [],
  "links": [
    {
      "name": "Github",
      "url": "https://github.com/Lab-Fabrica-de-Software/"
    },
  ]
}
```
Lab-Fábrica de Software • 2025
npm package: @labiebhn_/react-native-multiplier
Description: React native multiplier
Author: Labieb Hammam Nurri
Latest version: 0.1.3

# react-native-multiplier

React native multiplier

## Installation

```sh
npm install react-native-multiplier
```

## Usage


```js
import { multiply } from 'react-native-multiplier';

// ...

const result = await multiply(3, 7);
```


## Contributing

See the [contributing guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.

## License

MIT

---

Made with [create-react-native-library](https://github.com/callstack/react-native-builder-bob)
npm package: @labis/prettier-config
Description: LabIS's prettier config
Author: Miguel Teixeira
Latest version: 0.0.2

# Configuração padrão do Laboratório de Informática e Sociedade para o [prettier](https://github.com/prettier/prettier)

## Instalando em um projeto:

```bash
yarn add -D @labis/prettier-config
```

## Para utilizar, adicione a seguinte linha no arquivo `package.json`:

```json
{
  "prettier": "@labis/prettier-config"
}
```

## Para otimizar a experiência de uso, instale uma extensão do Prettier no seu ambiente de desenvolvimento
npm package: @labjack/lj-apps-win-registry-info
Description: This is a node.js library utilizing the winreg library to query for windows registry keys which are used by the LabJack logging applications to determine their current working directories.
Author: Chris Johnson
Latest version: 1.2.1

# lj-apps-win-registry-info
This is a node.js library utilizing the winreg library to query for windows registry keys which are used by the LabJack logging applications to determine their current working directories.
npm package: @labjack/ljmmm-parse
Description: Library for parsing LabJack Modbus Map Markup documents.
Author: Sam Pottinger
Latest version: 0.4.0

ljmmm-parse
===========
[LabJack Modbus Map Markup](https://bitbucket.org/labjack/ljm_constants) language parser micro-library for Node.js.  
  

Installation
--------------
``npm install ljmmm-parse``
  

Usage
---------
```javascript
var ljmmm_parse = require('@labjack/ljmmm-parse');

/**
 * Logs
 * [
 *     {name: 'Test0', address: 0, type: 'UINT32'},
 *     {name: 'Test1', address: 2, type: 'UNIT32'},
 *     {name: 'Another0', address: 0, type: 'UINT32'},
 *     {name: 'Another1', address: 2, type: 'UNIT32'}
 * ]
**/
ljmmm_parse.expandLJMMMEntries(
    [
        {name: 'Test#(0:1)', address: 0, type: 'UINT32'},
        {name: 'Another#(0:1)', address: 0, type: 'UINT32'}
    ]
    function (err) { console.log(err); },
    function (expandedEntries) { console.log(expandedEntries); }
);

/**
 * Logs
 * [
 *     {name: 'Test0', address: 0, type: 'UINT32'},
 *     {name: 'Test1', address: 2, type: 'UNIT32'}
 * ]
**/
ljmmm_parse.expandLJMMMEntry(
    {name: 'Test#(0:1)', address: 0, type: 'UINT32'},
    function (err) { console.log(err); },
    function (expandedEntries) { console.log(expandedEntries); }
);

// Logs ['Test0', 'Test1', 'Test2']
ljmmm_parse.expandLJMMMName(
    'Test#(0:2)',
    function (err) { console.log(err); },
    function (expandedNames) { console.log(expandedNames); }
);

/**
 * Also available:
 * 
 * ljmmm_parse.expandLJMMMEntriesSync(listOfEntries);
 * ljmmm_parse.expandLJMMMEntrySync(entry);
**/
```


License and Copyright
-----------------------------
LabJack Corp, 2013  
Sam Pottinger, 2013

Released under the [MIT license](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).


Background and motivation
-----------------------------------
To standardize MODBUS map specification, LabJack developed LJMMM or LabJack Modbus Map Markup (see [ljm_constants](https://bitbucket.org/labjack/ljm_constants)). To support software targeting LabJack devices written in Node, this library supports the interpretation of LJMMM fields.


Testing
---------
Requires [rewire](https://github.com/jhnns/rewire) (npm install rewire) and [nodeunit](https://github.com/caolan/nodeunit) (npm install nodeunit).
```
nodeunit ljmmm_test.js
```


Development environment and standards
-----------------------------------------------------
This project maintains 80% code coverage at minimum and conforms to both [jsDoc](http://usejsdoc.org/) and [Google JavaScript style guidelines](http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javascriptguide.xml).
npm package: @labjack/ljswitchboard-data_parser
Description: A library that contains a variety of formatters for data coming and going to LabJack devices.
Author: Chris Johnson
Latest version: 1.2.0

# ljswitchboard-data_parser
A  library that contains a variety of formatters for data coming and going to LabJack devices.

This library parses modbus data read from a T-Series device.

General Instructions

Installation
`npm install ljswitchboard-data_parser`

Init
`const ljdp = require('@labjack/ljswitchboard-data_parser');`

Calling
 `// Parse Result
let rawVal = 1.02
// 
let parsedVal = ljdp.parseResult(rawVal);
`
npm package: @labjack/ljswitchboard-package_loader
Description: A small node/node-webkit project loader for ljswitchboard that loads files into the global.ljswitchboard namespace
Author: Chris Johnson
Latest version: 1.2.0

# ljswitchboard-package_loader
A small node/node-webkit project loader for ljswitchboard that loads files into the global.ljswitchboard namespace
npm package: @labjack/ljswitchboard-require
Description: A special "require" extension developed for the [ljswitchboard](https://github.com/chrisJohn404/LabJack-nodejs) project aka ([Kipling](https://labjack.com/support/kipling)).  This project has a unique requirement where a single node-js process was split a
Author: Chris Johnson
Latest version: 0.2.0

#ljswitchboard-require

A special "require" extension developed for the [ljswitchboard](https://github.com/chrisJohn404/LabJack-nodejs) project aka ([Kipling](https://labjack.com/support/kipling)).  This project has a unique requirement where a single node-js process was split among multiple root directories.  The program needs to be stored in several "chunks" to run optimally therefore requiring the use of multiple "node_module" directories.  This project allows users to declare "root" directories that require would normally operate properly in and require the node_modules available in those directories.  

Essentially, this module calls the nodejs require function with a stored "n" number of additional paths that gets automatically appended to the require call once it is appropriately initialized.

To the list described on the node.js [modules](http://nodejs.org/api/modules.html)
describing [Loadinf from node_modules Folders](http://nodejs.org/api/modules.html#modules_loading_from_node_modules_folders), ljswitchboard-require adds a customizable "n" number of additional directories to search in.

aka (mimicking the node.js example):
If the file at '/home/ry/projects/foo.js' called ljswitchboard-require.require('bar.js'), then node will essentially look in the following locations:

 * /home/ry/projects/node_modules/bar.js
 * /home/ry/node_modules/bar.js
 * /home/node_modules/bar.js
 * /node_modules/bar.js
 * /yourDirectory/bar.js
 * /process.cwd()/bar.js

 NOTE:
 The one flaw of this library as of right now is that require doesn't get executed from the path of the caller and I am not sure how it will perform when multiple modules start to use it.  The fix for this may be to switch to using rekuire instead of require but I am avoiding this right now for speed purposes.
npm package: @labjack/process_manager
Description: @labjack/process_manager =======================
Author: Chris Johnson
Latest version: 0.2.0

@labjack/process_manager
=======================

A child process manager and IPC message passing tool for nodejs applications.  Specifically created for the ljswitchboard project but can be used in any project that wants to send and receive messages between processes via process.send(yourData) and process.on('message', yourFunc).  The more common way to pass these messages is via TCP sockets through localhost, however, ljswitchboard is a desktop application and will not need to scale between multiple servers at any point but needs to be optimized to handle multiple core computers.  Doing so is out of the project's scope.

process_manager.js is a promise-oriented message passing library so that messages can be passed between processes asynchronously and have callbacks to those messages so that a send/receive system can be created.  This library also breaks out the ability to emit any slave_process events so users aren't restricted to process.send only sending to the on('message') event listener.  Users are able to do master_process.send('yourEvent',yourData) in the master process and slave_process.on('yourEvent', yourFunc).  The inverse is also acceptable, so a slave can trigger the master to emit any event type and not just its on('message') listeners.  Promises are provided by the "q" module on npm.  The master_process also adds and removes message callback objects from a dict object provided by the "dict" module on npm.  This may get changed in the future if using arrays or just objects is noticeably faster.
npm package: @lableb/api-client
Description: Lableb cloud API client
Author: Lableb
Latest version: 0.2.8

# Lableb Cloud API Javascript Client

JS API Client that wraps [Lableb](https://lableb.com) Restful API for faster development experience.

# Installation

```sh
yarn add @lableb/api-client
# OR
npm install @lableb/api-client
```

### Browsers

```html
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@lableb/api-client/dist/Lableb_API_Client.min.js"></script>
```

For browser users you need to access `Lableb_API_Client` from `window.LablebSDK.Lableb_API_Client`.


This library is meant for advanced usage of Lableb's API, if you only want the basic search, autocomplete and recommend operations please use [Lableb JS SDK](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@lableb/javascript-sdk)


# Overview

For JS based projects, calling Lableb's Restful API might be daunting, knowing which URL map to which operation, or defining types for each request/response using a static typing library like typescript.

This library solve these simple, time consuming problems, it offers you:
  - a wrapper around most of Lableb's Restful API
  - static type definition for each request and response

# Usage

```js
import { LablebAPIClient } from '@lableb/api-client';

let lablebClient = LablebAPIClient();
```

`lablebClient` represents the wrapper around Lableb's API, a sample example of making a login:

```js
// login example
lablebClient.auth.login({ email: '', password: '' });
```

# API

Lableb Client wrap most important of Lableb's API Restful calls



## FAQ: 

  - I have an issue, what can I do to solve it?

    If you find an issue you can open an [issue](https://gitlab.com/lableb-cse-sdks/js-api-client/-/issues) at the git repository, or contact us at [support@lableb.com](mailto:support@lableb.com)
npm package: @lableb/sdk-style
Description: Lableb SDK' Styles
Author: Lableb
Latest version: 0.0.3

# Lableb SDK' Styles

One place for all Lableb' SDK styles.

## installation

```html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://www.unpkg.com/@lableb/sdk-style@0.0.2/dist/core.css"/>
```

## Core Styles

 - Search with autocomplete
 - Search/Recommend Results
 - Filters
 - Pagination

We enable the user to import less code while using any component. For each component we have single css file, and if you are using them all we have a bundle that consist of all styles.

## Themes

Will enable Lableb's users to choose the best suitable theme for each component they want to use.

```Will be available soon```


## Usage
...

## Examples
Please read example files in repository's `example` folder.
npm package: @labmai.dev/datav-react
Description: datav-react
Latest version: 1.2.1

# @labmai.dev/datav-react

## 说明
**fork from [@jiaminghi/data-view-react](https://github.com/DataV-Team/DataV-React) 的1.2.5版本，**

### npm 安装

```shell
$ npm install @labmai.dev/datav-react
```


## DataV-React 是干什么的?

- DataV-React 是一个基于**React**的数据可视化组件库(当然也有[Vue 版本](https://github.com/DataV-Team/DataV))
- 提供用于提升页面视觉效果的**SVG**边框和装饰
- 提供常用的**图表**如折线图等
- 飞线图/轮播表等其他组件

### 注意事项

**使用了 React Hooks, 简化了许多内部工作。您需要 React 版本 16.8.0 及以上**


### 使用
详细文档及示例请移步[HomePage](http://datav-react.jiaminghi.com).