What is lossless-cut built with?

lossless-cut is a TypeScript repo built with Vite, React, Express, and Electron. It makes its content with sharp, fast-xml-parser, csv-parse, csv-stringify, file-type, and 1 more, validates its data with Zod, is tested with Vitest, deploys with morgan and winston, and uses electron-store. It has 32,833 written lines, with 17 test files.

Read on November 6, 2026, at commit 4c7ab1c. Read it as markdown

Frontend

The base 2

Styles 1

  • @fontsource/open-sans1 file

Interface 10

Icons 1

Backend

The base 1

Data 1

  • electron-store1 file

Support

The base 1

Content 6

Validation 1

Testing 1

  • Vitest14 files

Deploy 2

Tools 6

  • i18next-cli2 files
  • yargs2 files
  • electron-builder1 file
  • ts-morph1 file
  • type-fest1 file
  • electron-devtools-installer1 file

Other 23

  • i18next27 files
  • Lodash19 files
  • execa12 files
  • json54 files
  • Immer3 files
  • use-debounce3 files
  • i18next-fs-backend2 files
  • ky2 files
  • nanoid2 files
  • SemVer2 files
  • yargs-parser1 file
  • react-i18next47 files
11 more
  • tiny-invariant27 files
  • p-map9 files
  • luxon4 files
  • color3 files
  • pretty-bytes3 files
  • react-use3 files
  • mitt2 files
  • data-uri-to-buffer1 file
  • mime-types1 file
  • p-retry1 file
  • string-to-stream1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is lossless-cut written in?
lossless-cut is written in TypeScript, with 32,833 written lines.
What framework does lossless-cut use?
lossless-cut is built with Vite, React, Express, and Electron.

The proof: in package.json

What services does lossless-cut use?
lossless-cut uses electron-store.
Does lossless-cut have tests?
Yes. lossless-cut has 17 test files and is tested with Vitest.
Which repos have a stack like lossless-cut's?
The ones that share most of its stack:CherryHQ/cherry-studiostrapi/strapipaperclipai/paperclip

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