Alhadis/Roff-Character-Tests
Valid characters in roff(7) source code.
Face of a millennial. Heart of a crotchety old BSD hacker. Staunchly anti-AI.
Valid characters in roff(7) source code.
Remove or apply distracting and annoying Unicode text effects.
[W.I.P.] Perl module for pretty-printing and highlighting Data::Dumper output.
Syntax highlighting for various PCB (Printed Circuit Board) formats.
Syntax highlighting for GNU Texinfo manuals.
Syntax highlighting for various timed text formats.
Syntax highlighting for Mermaid diagrams.
URW++ GhostScript fonts in WOFF2 format.
[W.I.P.] Environment abstraction library for modern JavaScript environments.
Replaces the Monaco typeface's box-drawing characters with those from Menlo.
Source code of Research Unix v9, released by The Unix Heritage Society.
Syntax highlighting for IETF RFC Internet-Drafts.
Syntax highlighting for `sed` scripts.
Script to collect the results of extension or filename searches on GitHub.
Live previewing of PostScript/EPS files in Atom using GhostScript.
APL language support for Atom.
[W.I.P.; on-hold] Filter to optimise `mandoc -Thtml` output for display on GitHub.
For those who're serious about writing regular expressions.
Write BDD-style tests with improved clarity and eloquence.
Compiler and front-end for the Unicode Character Database.
Minimalist PostScript library for simplifying usage of the PDFMark operator.
Wrapper for building CLI utilities with niche functions related to Mozilla profile directory management.
Self-contained JavaScript class for reading and writing data from the "record-jar" metaformat.
Troff integration with web technologies. Tools and post-processors to generate web-based formats in Roff.
Generate a diff-friendly, human-readable representation of a value.
Add syntax highlighting to MAXScript files in Atom.
Small command-line utility to pretty-print JSON files. Colour included.
Classes for parsing and manipulating subtitle/CC formats.
Base class for implementing a live previewer in Atom that renders files asynchronously in real-time.
Hand-written PDF files penned for practice, experimentation, and pedagogy. Best viewed as source-code.