What is shields built with?

shields is a JavaScript repo. It stores its data in Postgres, watches its errors with Sentry, makes its content with js-yaml, is-svg, @xmldom/xmldom, and fast-xml-parser, validates its data with joi, is tested with Chai, sinon, nock, chai-as-promised, Mocha, and 3 more, and deploys with prom-client. It has 99,755 written lines, with 200 test files.

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The card says what it's built with. Its whole map opens it up: every part of the code and how it connects to the rest.

Frontend

Icons 1

Backend

Support

Content 4

Validation 1

Testing 8

  • Chai104 files
  • sinon27 files
  • nock22 files
  • chai-as-promised4 files
  • Mocha1 file
  • sinon-chai2 files
  • node-mocks-http1 file
  • snap-shot-it1 file

Deploy 1

Tools 4

  • danger1 file
  • Prettier1 file
  • portfinder5 files
  • tsd1 file

Other 22

  • SemVer8 files
  • config7 files
  • dayjs7 files
  • got3 files
  • renovatebot3 files
  • GraphQL1 file
  • graphql-tag19 files
  • url6 files
  • qs5 files
  • matcher4 files
  • byte-size2 files
  • camelcase2 files
10 more
  • parse-link-header2 files
  • decamelize1 file
  • deepmerge1 file
  • global-agent1 file
  • jsonpath-plus1 file
  • path-to-regexp1 file
  • re21 file
  • smol-toml1 file
  • svgpath1 file
  • xpath1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is shields written in?
shields is written in JavaScript, with 99,755 written lines.
What database does shields use?
shields stores its data in Postgres.

The proof: core/token-pooling/sql-token-persistence.js, line 1

What services does shields use?
shields watches its errors with Sentry.

The proof: core/server/log.js, line 1

Does shields have tests?
Yes. shields has 200 test files and is tested with Chai, sinon, nock, chai-as-promised, Mocha, node-mocks-http, sinon-chai, and snap-shot-it.
Which repos have a stack like shields's?
The ones that share most of its stack:langgenius/difykoala73/worldmonitorlaurent22/joplin

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