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What is clients built with?

clients is a TypeScript repo built with Angular, Koa, @koa/router, Electron, Lit, and 3 more. It stores its data in SQLite, signs people in with zxcvbn, pbkdf2, and oauth4webapi, makes its content with papaparse, is tested with jest-mock-extended, Jest, @nx/jest, jest-preset-angular, jsdom, and 1 more, deploys with tracing, tracing-subscriber, tracing-oslog, and electron-log, and uses lowdb, rusqlite, and electron-store. It has 1,071,024 written lines, with 1,768 test files.

Read on November 9, 2026, at commit e3d0bc5. Read it as markdown

Frontend

The base 2

Styles 3

  • @emotion/css59 files
  • @tailwindcss/container-queries1 file
  • Tailwind CSS1 file

Interface 9

  • angular99 files
  • @angular/cdk34 files
  • @webcomponents/custom-elements3 files
  • @ng-select/ng-select2 files
  • Chart.js2 files
  • @angular/animations1 file
  • chartjs-adapter-date-fns1 file
  • ngx-toastr4 files
  • tabbable2 files

Backend

The base 1

Sign-in 3

Data 4

Support

The base 6

Content 1

Testing 6

  • Jest3 files
  • jest-preset-angular2 files
  • jsdom2 files
  • @nx/jest1 file
  • jest-mock-extended921 files
  • mockall6 files

Tools 22

  • type-fest146 files
  • Storybook10 files
  • Inquirer7 files
  • napi-derive6 files
  • Webpack5 files
  • yargs4 files
  • @ngtools/webpack3 files
  • typescript-eslint2 files
  • clap1 file
  • embed_plist1 file
  • Nx1 file
  • TypeScript1 file
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  • module-alias7 files
  • copy-webpack-plugin4 files
  • uniffi4 files
  • html-webpack-plugin3 files
  • mini-css-extract-plugin3 files
  • tsconfig-paths-webpack-plugin3 files
  • concurrently1 file
  • electron-reload1 file
  • webpack-node-externals1 file

Deploy 4

Other 67

  • rxjs1,258 files
  • core-js16 files
  • napi14 files
  • tokio-util6 files
  • zone.js6 files
  • @lit-labs/signals4 files
  • node-forge4 files
  • chalk3 files
  • SemVer3 files
  • @bufbuild/protobuf2 files
  • microsoft2 files
  • rkyv2 files
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  • electron-updater1 file
  • form-data1 file
  • node-fetch1 file
  • Bitwarden
  • zbus
  • anyhow32 files
  • util32 files
  • windows31 files
  • async-trait10 files
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  • widestring
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Frequently asked questions

What language is clients written in?
clients is written in TypeScript, with 1,071,024 written lines.
What framework does clients use?
clients is built with Angular, Koa, @koa/router, Electron, Lit, koa-bodyparser, Tokio, and @angular/core.

The proof: in package.json

What database does clients use?
clients stores its data in SQLite.

The proof: apps/desktop/desktop_native/chromium_importer/src/chromium/mod.rs, line 12

What does clients sign people in with?
clients signs people in with zxcvbn, pbkdf2, and oauth4webapi.
What services does clients use?
clients uses lowdb, rusqlite, and electron-store.
Does clients have tests?
Yes. clients has 1,768 test files and is tested with jest-mock-extended, Jest, @nx/jest, jest-preset-angular, jsdom, and mockall.
Which repos have a stack like clients's?
The ones that share most of its stack:BerriAI/litellmdenoland/denoAppFlowy-IO/AppFlowy

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