Paged.js is a free and open-source library that paginates any HTML content to produce beautiful print-ready PDF. The library fragments the content, reads your CSS print declarations and presents a paginated preview in your browser that you can save as PDF.

By paginating content in the browser, Paged.js shows a preview of the PDF output in web browsers. This allows designers to use browsers dev tools (eg. the inspection console built into most browsers) to make changes on the fly and control the rendering of the typesetting.

It’s also possible to use Paged.js within other tools and to extend rendering by adding plugins.

As Paged.js follows the W3C standards, it can easily be a part of a automated workflows thanks to the command line interface version (using an headless browser) that can generate a PDF from scriptable automated commands.

webscan

webscan is a browser-based network IP scanner and local IP detector. It detects IPs bound to the user/victim by listening on an RTP data channel via WebRTC and looping back to the port across any live IPs, as well as discovering all live IP addresses on valid subnets by monitoring for immediate timeouts (TCP RST packets returned) from fetch() calls or hidden img tags pointed to valid subnets/IPs.

Rapidly build interactive 3D apps for the web.

You already know Threlte

Threlte puts the simplicity of Svelte and all of the power of Three.js right at your fingertips. It's designed to be powerful and flexible while still being approachable and easy to use.

Reimagine the Web

With AR and VR picking up steam, the web is becoming more and more 3D. Threlte provides a simple, declarative API for creating 3D content on the web.

Powerful Integrations

Threlte comes with integrations for physics, animation and 3D model loading.

Svelte is the smallest JS framework, but even so, it contains many built-in features. One of them is a svelte/store. But why we need to use a third-party store? @storeon/svelte has several advantages compared with the built-in one.

Gestion de la boussole dans un navigateur web