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A Node.js module for interacting with the official Telegram Bot API to build and manage Telegram bots.
A universal wrapper for real-time frameworks that prevents module lock-in and provides a common low-level interface.
A Node.js library for building Amazon SQS-based applications with minimal boilerplate.
A Django-based web application for creating polls about dates, times, or general questions with flexible voting options.
A high-performance native SNMP library for Node.js optimized for large-scale network monitoring.
An Elixir library and framework for building Telegram bots with a low-level API and opinionated DSL.
A Telegram bot framework and API client library for Elixir, featuring generated API bindings and advanced processing chains.
A utility that polls a condition function until it returns true, with configurable intervals, timeouts, and abort signals.
A PHP client library for communicating with Socket.IO servers, enabling real-time event-driven interactions.
A Vue.js 2 component for creating Twitter-like voting polls with customizable options and results display.
A lightweight C# wrapper for libcurl with a modern curl_multi interface using libuv for efficient polling.
A lightweight Pascal library for creating Telegram bots with a simple API and event-driven architecture.
An MCP tool that enables the Gemini CLI to execute commands on itself, run background tasks, and manage tmux sessions programmatically.
A collection of decorators for Relay components, including polling for data updates without GraphQL subscriptions.
A collection of TypeScript modules for Deno, including utilities for deep cloning, HTML templating, and polling.
A Gatling plugin for waiting on custom conditions in performance tests, with configurable attempts and error handling.
A WAV player for MicroPython boards using double-buffered sample loading.
A native JavaScript SNMP library for Node.js optimized for large-scale network monitoring.
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