Sean Matheson's repositories
easy-peasy
Vegetarian friendly state for React
react-sizeme
Make your React Components aware of their width and height!
react-async-component
Resolve components asynchronously, with support for code splitting and advanced server side rendering use cases.
react-jobs
Asynchronously resolve data for your components, with support for server side rendering.
react-async-bootstrapper
Execute a bootstrap method on your React/Preact components. Useful for data prefetching and other activities.
prisma-pg-jest
Example showcasing how to use Prisma + Postgres + Jest, where each test has its own unique DB context
cra-monorepo
Example of a now 2.0 monorepo containing Create React App and Node Lambdas
vercel-node-server
An unofficial package allowing you to create http.Server instances of your Vercel Node lambdas.
easy-peasy-typescript
An example of using Easy Peasy with Typescript
prisma2-template
A scratchpad for Prisma2
vercel-node-dev
An unofficial development CLI for Vercel applications targeting the Node.js runtime.
vue-zod-form
A composition based API forms helper for Vue 3 projects that utilise TypeScript.
cinderella
[WIP] A tiny transformation library.
vue3-typescript-strategy
An example of a sound TS experience in Vue 3 via .tsx files
easy-peasy-hot-reload
Easy Peasy hot reloading example
remix-aws-edge
An adapter for running Remix on AWS CloudFront Lambda@Edge
fast-deep-equal
The fastest deep equality check with Date, RegExp and ES6 Map, Set and typed arrays support
awesome-zeit
The best resources related to ZEIT
graphql-codegen-typescript-validation-schema
GraphQL Code Generator plugin to generate form validation schema from your GraphQL schema
pinia-plugin-persist
Persist pinia state data in sessionStorage or other storages.
sst-cors-example
An example of CORS configuration in the context of a Serverless Stack application.
serverless-stack
💥 Serverless Stack (SST) is a framework that makes it easy to build serverless apps.
whatwg-node
Helper packages to create platform agnostic applications and libraries without worrying about the lack of WHATWG support in Node.js