README.md

3rd party code Ɛ̸ assets

This project uses a variety of 3rd party resources:

• Resources in this directory
• Fonts
• Javascript magic ✨

In this directory

This directory holds 3rd party code that is not available via package management or were patched somehow, including:

• gif.js by Johan Nordberg (⚖ MIT)

  JavaScript GIF encoding library

• darlanrod/input-range-sass originally by Darlan Rod (⚖ MIT)
  Simplified for the use-case of this project.

  Styling Cross-Browser Compatible Range Inputs with Sass

Other 3rd party code Ɛ̸ assets

Other 3rd party resources are used throughout this project but are not included in this directory since they're available via a CDN or package management.

Fonts

Fonts are provided by Google Fonts, including:

• Abril Fatface
• Alfa Slab One
• Baloo
• Berkshire Swash
• Black Ops One
• Bungee
• Chicle
• Coiny
• Creepster
• Fascinate Inline
• Faster One
• Fontdiner Swanky
• Freckle Face
• Fredoka One
• Frijole
• Fugaz One
• Germania One
• Gravitas One
• Kavoon
• Lilita One
• Limelight
• Luckiest Guy
• Mogra
• Nosifer
• Nova Flat
• Pacifico
• Pirata One
• Poller One
• Press Start 2P
• Racing Sans One
• Rakkas
• Rammetto One
• Ranchers
• Righteous
• Ruslan Display
• Sarina
• Shojumaru
• Shrikhand
• Sigmar One
• Skranji
• Spicy Rice
• Squada One
• Titan One
• Vampiro One
• Vast Shadow
• ZCOOL KuaiLe

Javascript magic ✨

Javascript packages included via npm and facilitated by yarn, including:

• @babel/core by Sebastian McKenzie (⚖ MIT)

  Babel compiler core.

• @babel/plugin-transform-classes by (⚖ MIT)

  Compile ES2015 classes to ES5

• @babel/preset-env by Henry Zhu (⚖ MIT)

  A Babel preset for each environment.

• chai by Jake Luer (⚖ MIT)

  BDD/TDD assertion library for node.js and the browser. Test framework agnostic.

• colors by Marak Squires (⚖ MIT)

  get colors in your node.js console

• cssnano by Ben Briggs (⚖ MIT)

  A modular minifier, built on top of the PostCSS ecosystem.

• del by Sindre Sorhus (⚖ MIT)

  Delete files and folders

• emoji-strip by Nizar Khalife Iglesias (⚖ ISC)

  Strip emoji from a string in Node.js and browsers.

• eslint by Nicholas C. Zakas (⚖ MIT)

  An AST-based pattern checker for JavaScript.

• eslint-config-prettier by Simon Lydell (⚖ MIT)

  Turns off all rules that are unnecessary or might conflict with Prettier.

• eslint-plugin-disable by Michael Radionov (⚖ MIT)

  Disable ESLint plugins using file patterns and inline comments

• eslint-plugin-notice by nickdeis (⚖ MIT)

  An eslint rule that checks the top of files and --fix them too!

• eslint-plugin-prettier by Teddy Katz (⚖ MIT)

  Runs prettier as an eslint rule

• eslint-plugin-sort-imports-es6-autofix by rem, marudor (⚖ MIT)

  A sort-imports rule that properly distinguishes between ES6 import types.

• esm by John-David Dalton (⚖ MIT)

  Tomorrow's ECMAScript modules today!

• express by TJ Holowaychuk (⚖ MIT)

  Fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework

• fancy-log by Gulp Team (⚖ MIT)

  Log things, prefixed with a timestamp.

• fast-glob by Denis Malinochkin (⚖ MIT)

  Is a faster node-glob alternative

• fontfaceobserver by Bram Stein (⚖ BSD-3-Clause)

  Detect if web fonts are available

• fs-extra by JP Richardson (⚖ MIT)

  fs-extra contains methods that aren't included in the vanilla Node.js fs package. Such as mkdir -p, cp -r, and rm -rf.

• html-minifier by Juriy "kangax" Zaytsev (⚖ MIT)

  Highly configurable, well-tested, JavaScript-based HTML minifier.

• jsdom by Elijah Insua, Domenic Denicola, Sebastian Mayr, Joris van der Wel, Timothy Gu, Zirro (⚖ MIT)

  A JavaScript implementation of many web standards

• lodash.memoize by John-David Dalton (⚖ MIT)

  The lodash method _.memoize exported as a module.

• lodash.once by John-David Dalton (⚖ MIT)

  The lodash method _.once exported as a module.

• mocha by TJ Holowaychuk (⚖ MIT)

  simple, flexible, fun test framework

• node-fetch by David Frank (⚖ MIT)

  A light-weight module that brings window.fetch to node.js

• node-sass by Andrew Nesbitt (⚖ MIT)

  Wrapper around libsass

• postcss by Andrey Sitnik (⚖ MIT)

  Tool for transforming styles with JS plugins

• prettier by James Long (⚖ MIT)

  Prettier is an opinionated code formatter

• rollup by Rich Harris (⚖ MIT)

  Next-generation ES module bundler

• rollup-plugin-babel by Rich Harris (⚖ MIT)

  Seamless integration between Rollup and Babel.

• rollup-plugin-commonjs by Rich Harris (⚖ MIT)

  Convert CommonJS modules to ES2015

• rollup-plugin-node-resolve by Rich Harris (⚖ MIT)

  Bundle third-party dependencies in node_modules

• sass by Natalie Weizenbaum (⚖ MIT)

  A pure JavaScript implementation of Sass.

• sass-extract by John Granström (⚖ MIT)

  Extract structured variables from sass files. Fast and accurate.

• terser by Mihai Bazon (⚖ BSD-2-Clause)

  JavaScript parser, mangler/compressor and beautifier toolkit for ES6+