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npm package: @smashstack/cradlepoint-wc
Description: Cradlepoint Web Components
Latest version: 0.0.103

# Cradlepoint Web Components Library

A collection of web components for use on the Cradlepoint website and other web properties.

## Using

## Contributing
## Components

### CTA with Hover BG

```HTML
<cradlepoint-cta-with-hover-bg>
  <h2>Learn more ways a business can incorporate failover into their operations in our Failover White Paper.</h2>
</cradlepoint-cta-with-hover-bg>
```
npm package: @smashwilson/pr-status
Description: Dashboard reporting build and review status of your open pull requests
Author: Ash Wilson
Latest version: 1.2.0

# pr-status

Command-line script to produce a report of your open pull requests, including the current status of builds and requested code reviews. It can optionally poll for updates.

## Installation

pr-status is tested on [Node.JS 20](https://nodejs.org/en/). Use `npm` to install:

```bash
npm install -g @smashwilson/pr-status
```

## Usage

You must provide a valid [GitHub API token](https://github.com/settings/tokens), with at least the `repo` permission, for the script to use. You may provide this token in one of three ways:

- An environment variable called `GITHUB_TOKEN`;
- An environment variable called `GH_GH_PAT`;
- Or by passing it as an argument to the `-t` or `--token` command-line arguments.

Queried pull requests may optionally be scoped by repository or specified individually. Specify `-r` or `--repo` several times to only include pull requests within the named repositories. Use `-p` or `--pull-request` to indicate pull requests individually, using either the full pull request URL for your browser (`https://github.com/smashwilson/pr-status/pull/123`; any subpage will work) or a short reference string (`smashwilson/pr-status#123`).

If omitted and a `GITHUB_REPOSITORY` environment variable is present and non-empty (such as within a Codespace), its value will be used.

Otherwise, here's the usage:

```
Usage: pr-status [options] [command]

Commands:
  help     Display help
  version  Display version

Options:
  -h, --help                 Output usage information
  -n, --num-builds <n>       Number of builds to show (defaults to 10)
  -p, --pull-request <list>  Limit results to individually identified pull requests (defaults to [])
  -r, --repo <list>          Limit results to PRs in this repo (defaults to [])
  -t, --token                GitHub API token used for queries (defaults to "")
  -v, --verbose              Include successful builds in output (disabled by default)
  -V, --version              Output the version number
  -w, --wait                 Poll for updates (disabled by default)
```
npm package: @smashwilson/watcher-stress
Description: Stress-test filesystem watchers
Author: smashwilson@github.com
Latest version: 1.0.12

Stress-test a node.js filesystem watcher. Includes a CLI interface that can be used to monitor resource usage over extended periods of time.

#### Installing

The latest and greatest:

```bash
$ git clone git@github.com:smashwilson/watcher-stress.git
$ cd watcher-stress
$ npm install

$ script/watcher-stress --help
```

The most recently dubbed "kind of stable I guess":

```bash
$ npm install -g @smashwilson/watcher-stress

$ watcher-stress --help
```

Super fancy npx fun times:

```bash
$ npx @smashwilson/watcher-stress --help
```

#### Usage

To see the most up-to-date command-line usage:

```bash
$ watcher-stress --help
```

Run one or more watchers in a terminal. Report event batches and errors as they arrive and periodically emit resource usage (CPU time, RAM).

```bash
$ watcher-stress --cli /tmp,/var
```

Record resource usage snapshots to a `.json` file as well:

```bash
$ watcher-stress --cli /etc --resource-log ${HOME}/watcher-usage.log
```

Stress-test nsfw by starting and stopping _n_ watchers on random directories in serial:

```bash
$ watcher-stress --serial-watchers 5000
```

Stress-test nsfw by starting _n_ watchers in parallel:

```bash
$ watcher-stress --parallel-watchers 5000
```