Technologies

What is rea built with?

rea is a TypeScript repo. It makes its content with cairosvg, @xmldom/xmldom, yaml, plist, parse5, and 1 more, validates its data with Zod, Ajv, ajv-formats, and har-schema, is tested with Vitest, playwright-core, and @fast-check/vitest, deploys with pino, and uses MCP. It has 2,423 files and 1,668,610 written lines, with 3,518 test files.

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Frontend

Interface

  • @clack/prompts1 file
  • xterm1 file
rea2,423 files

Backend

Support

Content

  • cairosvg
  • @xmldom/xmldom7 files
  • yaml7 files
  • plist3 files
  • parse51 file
  • saxes1 file

Validation

  • Zod549 files
  • Ajv1 file
  • ajv-formats1 file
  • har-schema1 file

Testing

  • Vitest3,041 files
  • playwright-core26 files
  • @fast-check/vitest7 files

Deploy

  • pino137 files

Tools

  • Babel86 files
  • Electron46 files
  • oxlint6 files
  • @jridgewell/trace-mapping3 files
  • VitePress3 files
  • release-please2 files
  • tsx2 files
  • evmole1 file
  • ignore1 file

Other

  • polib
  • pyyaml
  • incur74 files
  • canonicalize11 files
  • jsonc-parser7 files
  • SemVer7 files
  • lossless-json5 files
  • @lydell/node-pty4 files
  • tokenx3 files
  • write-file-atomic3 files
  • @toon-format/toon2 files
  • isomorphic-git2 files
  • stream-chain2 files
  • stream-json2 files
  • @bufbuild/protobuf1 file
  • @msgpack/msgpack1 file
  • @zip.js/zip.js1 file
  • cborg1 file
  • cross-spawn1 file
  • diff1 file
  • openpgp1 file
  • smol-toml1 file
  • ws1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is rea written in?
rea is written in TypeScript: 2,423 files and 1,668,610 written lines.
What services does rea use?
Does rea have tests?
Yes. rea has 3,518 test files and is tested with Vitest, playwright-core, and @fast-check/vitest.
Which repos have a stack like rea's?
The ones that share most of its stack:n8n-io/n8ndifferent-ai/openworkanomalyco/opencode

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