open-index/open-npm huggingface dataset:
npm package: @rightpad/convert2string
Description: Converts 2 a string
Author: me
Latest version: 1.0.1

# It converts to string
i have no idea how
just require and test
it works 

## linting
it lints

## note
just calls .toString() on whatever passed in. so like if you have `obj = { toString() { return 1 } }` and run this function on that you get one
npm package: @rightscale/scfld-rs-app
Description: A scfld project template for RightScale UI applications
Author: RightScale
Latest version: 2.0.1

# scfld-rs-app

## What is it?

This is a project template for RightScale UI applications. It allows developers to quickly
scaffold a new application project with all the basic files properly setup.

In particular, this provides:

* Preconfigured for Angular 1.x and TypeScript
* Gulp tasks to precache templates and SVG images
* Testing using Karma

While this is preconfigured for RightScale's needs, a generated project or even this
template can easily be adapted to anyone's needs.

## How to use this?

First you need to install Scfld and @rightscale/scfld-rs-app:

    npm i -g scfld @rightscale/scfld-rs-app

Then, create an empty folder and scaffold a project:

    scfld init rs-app

Answer a few questions and then you'll be good to go! The `README.md` file in your new
project will contain instructions.

## Contributors

* [André Rieussec](https://github.com/ventajou)

## License

MIT (c) RightScale
npm package: @rightscale/scfld-rs-library
Description: A scfld project template for RightScale UI libraries
Author: RightScale
Latest version: 2.0.0

# scfld-rs-library

## What is it?

This is a project template for RightScale UI libraries. It allows developers to quickly
scaffold a new library project with all the basic files properly setup.

In particular, this provides:

* Preconfigured for Angular 1.x and TypeScript
* Gulp tasks to precache templates and SVG images
* Demo application to test the library within the repo
* Testing using Karma

While this is preconfigured for RightScale's needs, a generated project or even this
template can easily be adapted to anyone.

## How to use this?

First you need to install Scfld and @rightscale/scfld-rs-library:

    npm i -g scfld @rightscale/scfld-rs-library

Then, create an empty folder and scaffold a project:

    scfld init rs-library

Answer a few questions and then you'll be good to go! The `README.md` file in your new
project will contain instructions.

## Contributors

* André Rieussec (@Ventajou)

## License

MIT (c) RightScale
npm package: @rightscale/ui-angular-decorators
Description: A set of TypeScript decorators to make working with Angular easier
Author: RightScale, André Rieussec
Latest version: 3.0.2

# Angular Decorators

A set of TypeScript decorators to make working with Angular easier

## Using the library

Install it from npm:

    npm i @rightscale/ui-angular-decorators

### Setup

Tested with Node version 5.12.0 You also need Gulp installed.

Install dependencies with

    npm i

In your application, import the library in your `index.ts` to make it available globally

    import ngModule from '@rightscale/ui-angular-decorators'

Please see the [test fixtures](src/spec/fixtures) for usage details.

### Working with a dependent package

If you're working both on the library and a package that consumes it, you can make your local copy of
the library available:

    npm link

Then you can use this copy from the dependent package using

    npm link @rightscale/ui-angular-decorators

## Contributors

* [André Rieussec](https://github.com/ventajou)

## License

MIT (c) RightScale
npm package: @rightscale/ui-charts
Description: Renders time series as charts for Angular
Author: RightScale, André Rieussec
Latest version: 0.1.2

# Charts

Renders time series as charts for Angular

## Using the library

Install it from npm:

    npm i @rightscale/ui-charts

In your application, import the library in your `index.ts` to make it available globally

    import '@rightscale/ui-charts'

Add a reference to the library's module in the Angular module definition for your app:

    angular.module('myApp', ['rs.charts'])

In your SCSS stylesheet, import the library's stylesheet if present:

    @import '../node_modules/@rightscale/ui-charts/styles.scss';

## Contributing

### Setup

Tested with Node version 5.12.0 You also need Gulp installed.

Install dependencies with

    npm i

### Demo app

You can run the demo app with:

    gulp demo

That will automatically serve the demo app and watch for any changes to the app and the library.

### Running tests

You can run the tests in PhantomJS:

    gulp spec

Or you can run them in Chrome if you wish to debug them:

    gulp spec:debug

### Working with a dependent package

If you're working both on the library and a package that consumes it, you can make your local copy of
the library available:

    npm link

Then you can use this copy from the dependent package using

    npm link @rightscale/ui-charts

Finally, you can watch for file changes in the library so the image and template files are automatically
rebuilt:

    gulp

## Contributors

* André Rieussec (@Ventajou)

## License

MIT (c) RightScale