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npm package: @lmhansen/vibeaudit
Description: Pre-push QA for AI-generated code. Commit, vibeaudit, push.
Latest version: 0.1.1

# VibeAudit

**Commit, vibeaudit, push.**

Pre-push QA for AI-generated code. One command that runs the right checks for your stack, returns structured output readable by both humans and AI agents, and exits non-zero if anything blocking fails.

## Install

```bash
npm install -g @lmhansen/vibeaudit
```

## Usage

```bash
# Run in current directory (auto-detects project type)
vibeaudit

# Run against a specific path
vibeaudit --path ./my-project

# Run specific checks only
vibeaudit --checks compile,lint

# Agent-readable JSON output only
vibeaudit --json
```

## What it checks

| Stack | Checks |
|-------|--------|
| Node / JS / TS | ESLint, npm audit, test runner |
| Android / Kotlin | Compile (AGP version-agnostic), lint, ktlint, tests |

Auto-detects project type from `package.json`, `build.gradle`, or `build.gradle.kts`. No config needed for the happy path.

## Exit codes

| Code | Meaning |
|------|---------|
| 0 | All blocking checks pass |
| 1 | One or more blocking checks failed |
| 2 | VibeAudit configuration error |

## Why VibeAudit

Vibe coding tools generate code fast but don't validate it. VibeAudit inserts a gate between "looks good" and "commit". One command, structured output, agent-readable JSON so Claude Code / Cursor can self-correct without hand-holding.

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*VibeAudit v0.1 was QA'd by VibeAudit itself before publishing.*
npm package: @lmiller1990/cohesive-ui
Description: A design system implemented using TypeScript and React, used throughout our products here at [DoseMe](https://doseme-rx.com).
Latest version: 1.1.8

# Cohesive UI

A design system implemented using TypeScript and React, used throughout our products here at [DoseMe](https://doseme-rx.com).

View it live in Storybook [here](https://doseme.github.io/cohesive-ui/).

# Usage

We have some peer dependencies:

```sh
yarn add @fortawesome/fontawesome-svg-core @fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons @fortawesome/react-fontawesome moment react react-bootstrap react-dom
```

You can use the library like this:

```ts
// components
import { SmartList } from 'cohesive-ui'

// styles
import 'cohesive-ui/style/colors.scss'
```

You need to import the stylesheet too. `global.css` contains useful utilities, like `d-flex` and `p-5`, `m-3`, `w-100` helpers (taken from Bootstrap 4).

```
// Global stylesheet
import 'cohesive-ui/style/global.css';

// Optionally, get our colors:
@import 'cohesive-ui/style/colors.scss';
```

# Development 

### With Storybook

This repository has `storybook` set up and can be viewed using `yarn storybook`.

### Alongside your project

The easiest way to work on this library alongside developing and inspecting the changes in `your-project` is to remove the `cohesive-ui/` directory from `your-project/node_modules` after installing, and creating a symlink to the `dist` folder of your locally cloned `cohesive-ui` project (run `yarn build` if the dist folder does not exist).

To see changes made to `cohesive-ui` reflected in `your-project` in this way, you will need to run `yarn build` after every change to the UI (although is a major improvement from releasing minor versions just to be able to inspect changes). Developing new components with Storybook primarily is best practice, however.
npm package: @lmiller1990/cypress-ct-solid-js
Description: Framework Definition for Solid.js with Cypress Component Testing
Latest version: 0.1.0

A template to use as a starting point when building a Component Framework Definition.

An completed example for [Solid.js](https://www.solidjs.com/) is [available here](https://github.com/lmiller1990/cypress-ct-solid-js).

See [the documentation](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/component-testing/third-party-definitions#List-of-Framework-Definitions) to Learn how to author a Framework Definition for your favorite library!

Once you've written your definition:

- `npm run build` to build it
- update `name` in `package.json`
- publish!
npm package: @lmiller1990/node-mvc
Description: The Node.js MVC framework you never had but always deserved.
Latest version: 0.1.0

## TODO: Name

The Node.js MVC framework you never had but always deserved.

## Features

Rails-like syntax
Test environment out of the box
Some other stuff
Lots of extra methods for `String`, `Array` etc.


## Interesting Examples

```js
const BaseEntity = require("./models/base-entity.js")

class Animal extends BaseEntity {}

const animal = await Animal.create({ name: "Doggo" })

console.log(animal) //=> { id: 1, name: "Doggo" }
```