fatihky

Hi, I have a small utility package resides in npm for a couple years and I thought it could help.

It's basically takes your api schema file path or url as argument and visualizes with the swagger-ui[1] package.

Easiest way to see it in action:

`npx swagger-viewer@latest https://petstore.swagger.io/v2/swagger.json`

[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/swagger-ui-dist

Hi, I have developed the pundit-ts[1], a fully type-safe authorization library for Node.JS. It's inspired by the pundit gem[2].

pundit-ts provides almost the same functionality as the pundit gem, but with full type-safety for both actions (ie. create, edit etc...) and the filtering (policy_scope in the pundit). so you will benefit excellent auto-complete support for your entities.

[1]: https://github.com/fatihky/pundit-ts [2]: https://github.com/varvet/pundit

Hi, would you share a benchmark for your database? Doing billion taxi benchmark is an option I think. Kdb's billion taxi benchmark[1] says that Kdb is the fastest among the databases that only work with cpu. You could also talk about Mark Litwintschik.

[1]: http://tech.marksblogg.com/billion-nyc-taxi-kdb.html

Discalimer: I am working for uptime robot as a freelancer. Hi, if it fits, uptime robot[1] has keyword monitor type. I think you may use this monitor type to track book pages(for ex you use "available" as keyword).

It is free for 50 monitors.

[1] https://uptimerobot.com

yes, it is gwan :)

I am not him, if you ask this.