Aurelia
FrameworkOpen-source projects built with Aurelia
There are currently 69 open-source projects built with Aurelia, with a combined total of 9.4k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
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An isomorphic JavaScript authorization library that restricts user access to resources with incremental adoption and scalability.
A token-based authentication plugin for Aurelia with support for local and social OAuth providers.
A bespoke UI framework built on Aurelia for building desktop business applications.
A starter kit for building Aurelia applications with TypeScript, featuring samples and type definitions.
Aurelia wrapper for the high-performance SlickGrid data grid with multiple styling themes.
A set of Aurelia wrappers for integrating Kendo UI components into Aurelia applications.
A demo application showcasing the Northwind database using the Aurelia framework and Breeze data management.
A plugin for Aurelia that provides a virtualized repeater for rendering massive lists with high performance.
A token-based authentication plugin for Aurelia with local and third-party provider support.
A commercial addon for Aurelia providing cross-platform UI widgets that automatically adapt to native platform styles and behaviors.
A plugin for Aurelia that simplifies working with entities and REST APIs through repositories, associations, and validation.
A Flux dispatcher plugin for Aurelia that supports Promises for reactive, loosely coupled applications.
Klondike solitaire card game built with Aurelia and dragula for drag-and-drop functionality.
A plugin that seamlessly integrates Breeze data management with the Aurelia framework for efficient data-binding and validation.
A Hacker News website clone built with Aurelia and TypeScript.
Aurelia wrapper for Material Design Lite that automatically registers dynamic DOM elements.
Aurelia custom elements that wrap popular Bootstrap addons like datetime pickers, tags input, and select components.
A JSON form renderer and builder plugin for the Aurelia framework using Form.io schemas.
A lightweight, dependency-minimal data-grid control built natively for Aurelia with Bootstrap styling.
Sample integration of Aurelia with IdentityServer 4 and ASP.NET Core using OAuth/OpenID Connect flows.
A sample desktop application demonstrating integration of Electron and Aurelia frameworks.
A data table component for Aurelia applications with pagination, sorting, search, and custom actions.
A configurable notification service for Aurelia using humane-js with automatic i18n translation support.
An ES2015 port of Dragula providing simple drag-and-drop functionality for the Aurelia framework.
An Aurelia plugin for automatic Google Analytics page, click, and exception tracking with minimal configuration.
A plugin for Aurelia that enables efficient observation of computed properties without dirty-checking.
A plugin that enables Aurelia applications to load and render React and Preact components directly within views.
A comprehensive style guide and best practices collection for building consistent and maintainable Aurelia applications.
Integrates the Aurelia JavaScript framework with Meteor, enabling modern frontend development in Meteor apps.
A Firebase plugin for Aurelia providing authentication, reactive data collections, and Firebase integration with a Promise/A+ interface.
A high-performance, customizable data grid component for the Aurelia framework with features like grouping and locked columns.
Enables Knockout binding syntax in Aurelia to simplify migration from Durandal and Knockout.
An Aurelia plugin that provides a wrapper for Material Design Lite components, enabling dynamic registration in Aurelia applications.
A simple, restful, message-based wrapper around sails.io client for Aurelia applications.
Integrates Material Design Lite components into Aurelia applications with automatic component upgrading.
A Leaflet CustomElement plugin for Aurelia to integrate interactive maps into Aurelia applications.
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