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67 items from bcoe/awesome-cross-platform-nodejs ★1,210

  1. ps-list github.com

    Get running processes.

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  2. human-signals github.com

    Human-friendly process signals.

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  3. node-winreg github.com

    Access the Windows registry.

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  4. signal-exit github.com

    Cross-platform exit handler.

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  5. is-wsl github.com

    Detect whether current platform is WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).

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  6. user-home github.com

    Get the path to the user home directory. Cross-platform.

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  7. os-name github.com

    Get the name of the current operating system.

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  8. osenv github.com

    Cross-platform environment variables.

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  9. windows-registry-node github.com

    Access/modify the Windows registry and set file associations.

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  10. dev-null-cli github.com

    Cross-platform /dev/null.

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  11. getos github.com

    Retrieve the current OS, including Linux distribution.

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  12. random-bytes-readable-stream github.com

    Cross-platform fs.createReadStream('/dev/urandom').

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  13. ievms github.com

    Automated installer for the free virtual machine images that Microsoft provides for testing on multiple versions of IE. These images can be useful for cross-platform testing various technologies, however make sure you read and understand Microsoft's licensing.

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  14. process-exists github.com

    Check if a process exists.

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  15. rage-edit github.com

    Access/modify the Windows registry.

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  16. gulp-execa github.com

    Cross-platform command execution in Gulp.js.

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  17. Cygwin cygwin.com

    Run POSIX on Windows.

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  18. AppVeyor appveyor.com

    Focused on Windows. Free tiers are available for OSS projects.

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  19. noop-stream github.com

    Cross-platform fs.createReadStream('/dev/null').

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  20. is-windows github.com

    Detect whether the current platform is Windows.

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  21. is-elevated github.com

    Check if the process is running with elevated privileges.

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  22. exec() behavior between shells github.com

    Depending on the shell being used, e.g., bash vs. dash, child_process.exec() has inconsistent exit behavior.

  23. GitHub Actions github.com

    Windows/macOS/Linux. GitHub Actions makes it easy to automate all your software workflows.

  24. global-cache-dir github.com

    Get the global OS-specific cache directory.

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  25. any-path github.com

    Use Windows and POSIX paths interchangeably when fetching values from an object.

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  26. spawn issues github.com

    child_process.spawn() behavior is not consistent between Windows and Linux.

  27. cmd.exe unicode woes github.com

    By default, cmd.exe does not display Unicode characters on Windows.

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  28. msys mingw.org

    / Git Bash - Bash on Windows.

  29. MinGW mingw.org

    gcc on Windows.

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  30. WSL docs.microsoft.com

    Run the Linux command line on Windows (ELF binary execution, system calls, filesystem, Bash, core utilities, common applications).

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  31. Wine winehq.org

    Run Windows API calls on Linux, Mac, BSD and Solaris.

  32. VirtualBox virtualbox.org

    General purpose software for running x86 virtual machines.

  33. Gitlab CI docs.gitlab.com

    Windows/macOS/Linux. GitLab CI/CD is a tool built into GitLab for software development.

  34. Azure Pipelines azure.microsoft.com

    Windows/macOS/Linux. Free for OSS projects with 10 parallel jobs.

  35. Node.js nodejs.org

    Node.js installer for various platforms.

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  36. Writing Cross-Platform Node.js shapeshed.com

    Great tutorial covering many common issues that arise when writing cross-platform code: path creation, script execution, newline characters.

  37. Core Node.js documentation nodejs.org

    Especially the os, path, fs, process and child_process modules.

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