➡️ This project is a monorepo made with pnpm workspace and powered by changesets, turborepo, vitest.

🎯 Collect all code snippets in one repository, and keep them organized.

Reusable pieces of code, which can be reused across the projects.

• follows the DRY principle,
• easier maintainability,
• testable, and easier to debug,
• prevents searching for a snippet in projects,
• lowers the amount of automated dependencies updates in Pull Requests,
• eases the issues during the attempts to revive a project with legacy code.

• typed 📑,
• tested 🧪,
• tree-shakeable 🎋 - (bundless can easily do "code-splitting"),
• relieves the count of project dependencies ☀️ - you have a better view of what package is being used, for what, and where.

Note
They are written with ES Module (ESM) type - we adhere to the future of JavaScript (following EcmaScript).
Hence they can be used in as many runtimes as possible, such as:

• Node.js,
• Deno,
• Bun,
• modern website browsers.

📦 The following packages are available under the packages/ directory.

Note
All of them are scoped - they are prefixed with @terminal-nerds/.
They are accessible for public use and downloadable from the npmjs.com registry.
Also, package names are prefixed with snippets-.
So, the final name format is: @terminal-nerds/snippets-<package name>.

Name	Version

🔐 Our team has a shared Security Policy. If you have concerns or found an issue, please follow the instructions, and remember one thing:

Warning
We are all ears, but please, DO NOT create a GitHub issue for reporting a vulnerability.

⚖️ The code, including packages, is licensed under the MIT license.

🥰 Thanks go to these wonderful people and bots (emoji key):

Matt Kadlubowski 💻 🚧

changesets 📖 📦 🔧

Renovate Bot 🚧 🛡️ 🔧

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CodeSee 👀 🔧

🤝 This project follows the all-contributors specification.
Therefore, contributions of any kind are welcome!

Please refer to our CONTRIBUTING file for more information about getting involved.

🎉 The idea of this project repository was initiated by xeho91. However, it's the contributors who matter the most.