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npm package: @nekoi/angular-schematics
Description: A schematic to create table page for icb's angular project
Author: wyx8267
Latest version: 0.0.4

# @nekoi/angular-schematics

## install

`npm i -D @nekoi/angular-schematics`

## use

`ng add @nekoi/angular-schematics <page-name>`

OR `ng g @nekoi/angular-schematics:table <page-name>`
npm package: @nekolab/hanime
Description: Fast and efficient hanime.tv API wrapper written in TypeScript.
Author: JokelBaf
Latest version: 0.3.0

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    <img src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c3b8d1bc-a6fb-491f-807b-f71a4a9e3b1a"/>
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    Fast and efficient hanime.tv API wrapper written in TypeScript. Provides you with a Comprehensive documentation for all your needs.
</p>

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## Installation

Install the library with tool of your choice!

#### npm

```bash
npm i @nekolab/hanime
```

#### pnpm

```bash
pnpm i @nekolab/hanime
```

#### yarn

```bash
yarn add @nekolab/hanime
```

## Usage

Here is a simple example of how you can use the library:

```ts
import { HanimeClient } from '@nekolab/hanime';

const client = new HanimeClient();
const loginResult = await client.login('email@example.com', 'password');

console.log('Logged in as', loginResult.user.name);
```

This code will have the following output:

```bash
Logged in as User
```

## Features

Currently, the library supports the following features:

- 👤 Login/password authentication without captcha;
- 📹 Videos search, retrieval and download;
- 💬 Comments retrieval;
- 🏠 Home page retrieval;
- 🪙 Coins retrieval;
- 📺 User and channel retrieval.

## Planned Features

Here is the list of features that are planned to be implemented in the future:

- 💬 Comments posting and deletion;
- 🔍 Search, search page, filters;
- 🔥 Trending and seasons pages;
- ✏️ Channel management;
- 🖼️ Media upload to Hanime CDN;
- 👑 Hanime premium purchase.

## Documentation

The library provides you with a comprehensive [documentation](https://hanime.nekolab.app) on all methods and features.

## Contributing

Feel free to contribute, as long as you remember the following simple rules:

- Use [conventional commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/);
- Follow currently defined file strucutre - there is no need to create new folders under `/src`;
- Document both public and private methods;

### Scripts

The library has some scripts that will help you in case you want to contribute. After you have finished with your code, use them in the following order:

- **Prettify** - prettify your code to make it better.
    ```bash
    pnpm run prettify
    ```
- **Lint** - lint code to check for style issues.
    ```bash
    pnpm run lint
    ```
- **Build** - build the library for local testing.
    ```bash
    pnpm run build
    ```
npm package: @nekoline/ccline
Description: CCometixLine - High-performance Claude Code StatusLine with Sub2API usage tracking
Author: LemonYangZW
Latest version: 1.1.2-nekoline.3

# @nekoline/ccline

CCometixLine - High-performance Claude Code StatusLine tool

## Installation

```bash
npm install -g @nekoline/ccline
```

## Features

- 🚀 **Fast**: Written in Rust for maximum performance
- 🌍 **Cross-platform**: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux
- 📦 **Easy installation**: One command via npm
- 🔄 **Auto-update**: Built-in update notifications
- 🎨 **Beautiful**: Nerd Font icons and colors

## Usage

After installation, ccline is automatically configured for Claude Code at `~/.claude/ccline/ccline`.

You can also use it directly:

```bash
ccline --help
ccline --version
```

## For Users in China

Use npm mirror for faster installation:

```bash
npm install -g @nekoline/ccline --registry https://registry.npmmirror.com
```

## More Information

- GitHub: https://github.com/LemonYangZW/CCometixLine
- Issues: https://github.com/LemonYangZW/CCometixLine/issues
- License: MIT
npm package: @nekoneko6996/cusc-custom-brand
Description: CUSC custom brand components (Header/Footer) for Open edX MFEs
Latest version: 1.0.50

# Open edX Brand Package Interface

This project contains the default branding assets and style used in Open edX
applications. It is published on npm as `@openedx/brand-openedx`.

The file structure serves as an interface to be implemented for custom
branding and theming of Open edX.

## How to use this package

Applications in Open edX are configured by default to include this
package for branding assets and theming visual style.

# npm i @nekoneko6996/cusc-custom-brand@^1.0.47

To use a custom brand and theme\...

1.  Fork or copy this project. Ensure that it lives in a location
    accessible to Open edX applications during asset builds. This may be
    a published git repo, npm, or local folder depending on your
    situation.
2.  Replace the assets in this project with your own logos or SASS
    theme. Match the filenames exactly. Open edX applications refer to
    these files by their filepath. Refer to the brand for edx.org at
    <https://github.com/edx/brand> for an example.

    If you are working with Design tokens and CSS varibles please follow the guide 
    [Paragon Design Tokens Compatibility](./docs/how-to/design-tokens-support.rst)

3.  Configure your Open edX instance to consume your custom brand
    package. Refer to this documentation on configuring the platform:
    https://docs.openedx.org/projects/openedx-proposals/en/latest/architectural-decisions/oep-0048-brand-customization.html
    \[TODO: Add a link to documentation on configuring in Open edX MFE
    pipelines when it exists\]
4.  Rebuild the assets and microfrontends in your Open edX instance to
    see the new brand reflected. \[TODO: Add link to relevant
    documentation when it is completed\].

## Files this package must make available

`/logo.svg`

![logo](/logo.svg)

`/logo-trademark.svg` A variant of the logo with a trademark ® or ™.
Note: This file must be present. If you don\'t have a trademark variant
of your logo, copy your regular logo and use that.

![logo](/logo-trademark.svg)

`/logo-white.svg` A variant of the logo for use on dark backgrounds

![logo](/logo-white.svg)

`/favicon.ico` A site favicon

![favicon](/favicon.ico)

`/paragon/images/card-imagecap-fallback.png` A variant of the default
fallback image for [Card.ImageCap] component.

![card-imagecap-fallback](/paragon/images/card-imagecap-fallback.png)

`/paragon/fonts.scss`, `/paragon/_variables.scss`,
`/paragon/_overrides.scss` A SASS theme for
[\@edx/paragon](https://github.com/openedx/paragon). Theming
documentation in Paragon is coming soon. In the meantime, you can start
a theme by the contents of [\_variables.scss (after line
7)](https://github.com/openedx/paragon/blob/master/scss/core/_variables.scss#L7-L1046)
file from the Paragon repository into this file.
npm package: @nekooftheabyss/lala
Description: A collection of random useful (probably) javascript classes and functions. No it wasn't named after Lala Satalin Deviluke (or it probably was, idk).
Author: Neko Of The Abyss
Latest version: 3.1.5

# LaLa
A collection of random useful (probably) javascript functions. Mostly generates random text. No it wasn't named after Lala Satalin Deviluke (or it probably was, idk).

## Node

### Installation

```bash
$ npm i --save @nekooftheabyss/lala # with NPM
$ pnpm i @nekooftheabyss/lala # with PNPM
```
Or you can clone the repo:

```bash
$ git clone https://github.com/NekoOfTheAbyss/lala
```

### Examples

#### Import
```js
import lala from '@nekooftheabyss/lala' 
console.log(lala.generateName(5)) // MOYAI
```
or
```js
import { generateName } from '@nekooftheabyss/lala'
console.log(generateName(5)) // MOYAI
```

## Deno
```ts
import lala from "https://deno.land/x/lala/mod.ts"
console.log(lala.generateName(5)) // MOYAI
```
or
```ts
import { generateName } from "https://deno.land/x/lala/mod.ts"
console.log(generateName(5)) // MOYAI
```

## Classes
`Time` has been moved to https://github.com/nekooftheabyss/duration.js
`Gacha` has been moved to https://github.com/queenochaos/fortuna

-------------

Oh of course, check the official documentation for more examples.

## Documentation
[Check out the official documentation](https://docs.nekooftheabyss.moe/lala)