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npm package: @nixolas1/react-native-ha-interface
Description: Huawei analytics kit SDK for react native application
Author: Huawei
Latest version: 1.0.1

## HiAnalyticsReactNativeSDK-tool


### Note: This package has been uploaded from the archive provided by Huawei. I'm not sure why Huawei did not upload it to NPM themselves, so... there is that.


## Table of Contents

 * [Introduction](#introduction)
 * [Installation](#installation)
 * [Supported Environments](#supported-environments)
 * [Sample Code](# Sample Code)
 * [License](#license)
 
 
## Introduction

    HiAnalyticsReactNativeSDK-tool is an SDK that React-Native projects use to access Analytics Kit in HUAWEI HMS Core. The SDK provides on-device functions such as collection, reporting, and analysis. For details, please visit:
    https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/hms/huawei-analyticskit
## Installation
    Copy the react-native-ha-interface folder to the node_modules folder in the root directory of the React-Native project, and run the `yarn add ./node_modules/react-native-ha-interface` command in the root directory to install the HiAnalyticsReactNativeSDK-tool SDK. Integrate the on-device dependency SDK. For details, please visit:
    https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/hms/huawei-analyticskit
    
## Supported Environments
	React-Native 0.59 or later is supported. The recommended version is React-Native 0.61.  
    The Android version must be later than 17.
	
## Sample Code
    1) Import the SDK object to the App.js file.
    ```JavaScript
    import haSDK from 'react-native-ha-interface';
    ```
    
    2) Report the custom event.
    ```JavaScript
    // Compile the haOnEvent function to call the onEvent API in the SDK.
    // eventObj is the parameter object contained in the custom event that you want to upload. The parameter can be of the string, number, and bool types.
    function haOnEvent(){
      const eventObj={
        testString:'StrContent',
        testInt:20,
        testDouble:2.2,
        testBoolean:false
      }
      haSDK.onEvent('newTestEvent',eventObj);
    }
    
    3) Report the preset event.
    ```JavaScript
    const eventObj={
      PRODUCTID:'item_ID',
      PRODUCTNAME:'name',
      CATEGORY:'category',
      QUANTITY:100,
      PRICE:10.01,
      REVENUE:10,
      CURRNAME:'currency',
      PLACEID:'location_ID'
    }
    haSDK.onEvent(hasdk.ADDPRODUCT2WISHLIST,eventObj);
    ```

##  License
    HiAnalyticsReactNativeSDK-tool is licensed under the [Apache License, version 2.0](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
npm package: @nixperts/n8n-webhooks
Description: A plugin for PayloadCMS to add webhooks for n8n
Latest version: 0.0.5

# About

[N8n](https://n8n.io) allows users to create intricate flows and make powerful connections between apps and automation. 

[PayloadCMS](https://payloadcms.com/) is a NextJS-based framework for creating content management systems and other enterprise-grade web applications. 

This plugin bridges the gap, so that PayloadCMS can easily trigger flows in n8n.

# WARNING: Early work in progress
- Don't expect this plugin to cover everything. It is still very early. High-quality issues and PRs are appreciated.
- Things will break, before a stable `1.0.0` is published

# Installation
Depending on your package manager:
``` sh
npm install @nixperts/n8n-webhooks
pnpm add @nixperts/n8n-webhooks
bun add @nixperts/n8n-webhooks
yarn add @nixperts/n8n-webhooks
```

# Plugin Configuration
- In your `payload.config.ts` register the plugin under the `plugins` section

``` ts
import { n8nWebhooks } from '@nixperts/n8n-webhooks'

export default buildConfig({
    // ... your payload config
    plugins: [
        // ... other plugins
        n8nWebhooks({
            // pass the base URL to your n8n instance. It will be used to construct the webhook endpoint
            baseUrl: process.env.N8N_BASE_URL ?? 'http://localhost:5678',
            // set to true to enable the plugin
            enabled: true,
            // if you are testing things out set this to true. It slightly alters the webhook endpoint of n8n
            useTestInstance: true,
        })
    ],
})
```

# Plugin Collections
The plugin installs two new collections in your PayloadCMS instance:
1. **Webhooks**: Register different webhooks from your n8n instance here
2. **Auth Credentials**: Configure authentication credentials used by your webhooks for n8n

![Example of a configured webhook](https://github.com/nixperts/n8n-webhooks/blob/main/docs/webhooks-example.png)

💡 In the detail view of the `Webhooks` collection, you can test the webhooks

# Usage
- The plugin exports the function `makeN8nWebhookRequest()`: 
  - import it with `import {makeN8nWebhookRequest} from "@nixperts/n8n-webhooks"`
  - use in your code to make request to the n8n webhook endpoints
- You can create `relationship` fields in other collections of your PayloadCMS instance which refer to webhooks. This way you can simply provide powerful functionality to your admins.

# Roadmap 
-   What does the plugin do
-   Installation
-   Configuration
-   Usage
-   Getting started
npm package: @nixshade/v0-cli
Description: CLI for the v0 Platform API — generate, deploy, and manage AI-built apps
Latest version: 0.1.0

# v0-cli

CLI for the v0 Platform API — generate, deploy, and manage AI-built apps. Made with [api2cli.dev](https://api2cli.dev).

## Install

```bash
# via npm
npm i -g @nixshade/v0-cli
# or run directly
npx @nixshade/v0-cli --help

# via api2cli
npx api2cli install Anthony-Faria-dos-santos/v0-cli
```

## Usage

```bash
v0-cli auth set "your-v0-api-key"
v0-cli auth test
v0-cli --help
```

Get your API key at [v0.dev/chat/settings/keys](https://v0.dev/chat/settings/keys).

## Resources

| Resource | Description |
|----------|-------------|
| `chats` | Create AI chats, send messages, manage versions, import code |
| `projects` | Organize chats into projects with env vars and instructions |
| `deployments` | Deploy chat versions, view logs and errors |
| `hooks` | Manage webhooks for v0 events |
| `mcp-servers` | Register MCP servers for extended AI tool use |
| `integrations` | Link v0 projects to Vercel |
| `user` | View profile, billing, plan, and scopes |
| `reports` | Usage analytics and user activity reports |
| `rate-limits` | View API rate limits |

## Examples

```bash
# Create a chat with AI prompt
v0-cli chats create --message "Create a responsive navbar" --json

# Import a GitHub repo into v0
v0-cli chats init --type repo --repo-url "https://github.com/user/repo" --json

# Deploy a chat version
v0-cli deployments create --project-id pid --chat-id cid --version-id vid --json

# Check deployment logs
v0-cli deployments logs <deploymentId> --json

# View usage reports
v0-cli reports usage --start-date 2025-01-01 --end-date 2025-01-31 --json
```

## Global Flags

All commands support: `--json`, `--format <text|json|csv|yaml>`, `--verbose`, `--no-color`, `--no-header`

Exit codes: 0 = success, 1 = API error, 2 = usage error
npm package: @nixster/pagedown
Description: markdown converter, based on google npm pagedown
Latest version: 1.0.2
Deprecated: Package no longer supported. Contact Support at https://www.npmjs.com/support for more info.

# @nixster/pagedown
![@nixster/pagedown](https://img.shields.io/badge/@nixster-pagedown-blue.svg)
Google's ```pagedown``` with all exports fully exposed.

## Install
```$ npm i --save @nixster/pagedown```

## Import Converter
```const converter = require('@nixster/pagedown').Converter;```

## Import Sanitizer
```const getSanitizingConverter = require('@nixster/pagedown').getSanitizingConverter;```

## Import Editor (browser-only)
```const editor = require('@nixster/pagedown').Editor;```

## API
[Google Wiki](https://code.google.com/archive/p/pagedown/wikis/PageDown.wiki)