Kudos
Loli Feature Flags exists because other people have created awesome open-source/free software, tools, and libraries that Loli Feature Flags is built on.
And, some services are free for open source software to give something back to the open source community.
To every service/library/package/software listed here: Thank you very much! ❤️
Unfortunately, we can't write (at least manually) a Kudos message for every library that is being used (even implicitly via peer dependencies, etc.).
Codecov
Codecov is an excellent service executing tests and providing code coverage reports, badges, etc. It is free for open source software. And we love that and are using it to create code coverage reports for Loli libraries.
Link: https://app.codecov.io/gh/Loli-Feature-Flags/
Cuid(2)
Loli UI uses the NPM package cuid2 to create new IDs for new Loli specification entities (feature flags, segments, properties).
Link: https://github.com/paralleldrive/cuid2
ESLint
We use ESLint to enforce a standard code style across our repos.
Link: https://eslint.org/
GitHub
All of our repositories are hosted on GitHub. We also have a GitHub organization for all the repos, which is free for open source software.
Link: https://github.com/
Jest
Jest is a test runner that we use to execute tests that make sure our code works like intended.
Link: https://jestjs.io/
NPM
With NPM we specifically mean the package registry where our packages/artifacts are uploaded to, so that you can easily install them in your projects.
Link: https://www.npmjs.com/
Pinia
Pinia is an awesome store management library that we use for Loli UI to manage UI wide state.
Link: https://pinia.vuejs.org/
Prettier
Prettier is used to enforce a common code style.
Link: https://prettier.io/
Radix Vue
Radix Vue is a collection of headless and accessible UI components that is used by Loli UI to render nearly all UI elements. It has reduced the workload tremendously.
Link: https://www.radix-vue.com/
Tailwind
Tailwind CSS powers the styling of Loli UI and saved so much time when developing a good-looking Loli UI.
Link: https://tailwindcss.com/
TypeScript
Our projects are written in TypeScript. It makes our lives easier and allows you to use the Loli packages in your TypeScript packages with full type support as well.
Link: https://www.typescriptlang.org/
Vite
Loli UI is a Vite project. Vite makes it also so easy to build a Vue library (NPM package as well as CDN UMD, and ESM builds).
Vite is also implicitly powering our docs (Vitepress).
Link: https://vitejs.dev/
Vitepress
Our docs/website is created with Vitepress. An excellent tool that is opinionated, yet very flexible and customizable allowing to create/write docs very fast.
We would not go back to another documentation tool.
Link: https://vitepress.dev/
Vue
We love Vue! It made creating our pluggable Loli UI very easy and development time was very low due to Vue's excellent developer centric syntax.
Link: https://vuejs.org/
VueDraggable (SortableJS)
Loli UI uses VueDraggable to achieve drag and drop with very low development effort.
VueDraggable is a Vue wrapper around SortableJS.
Links:
Zod
Zod, probably the greatest invention of recent JS/TS history. Zod powers our Loli specification schema definition and schema validation.
Without Zod, the Loli specification schema would have been a real pain – especially the validation of a deeply nested and recursive structure.