Total results: 2947, showing 1273 - 1296

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• dvlopt/linux.i2c 1.1.1

  
  Use the standard Linux I2C api
  
• clojure-aes 0.1.2

  
  Pure Clojure implementation of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). Supports encryption and decryption for 128, 192, and 256 bit keys.
  
• cljs-npm/to-utf8-unix 0.1.18

  
  Converts the character encoding of files into UTF8 and every end of line into '\n'.
  
• dda/dda-hardening-crate 1.1.0

  
  The dda hardening crate
  
• green-tags 0.3.0-alpha

  
  An audio tagging library supporing mp3, mp4, flac, and ogg containers. It supports all of the common tags used in these files including one image in a simple abstracted way which hides most of the differences between the formats. ex. To get read all supported tags and image into a map use (get-all-info <path>) and a map will be returned with all tag data. ex. To update an existing tag with a new artist and album while leaving all other fields untouched, use (update-tag! <file> {:artist "new artist" :album "new album"}) ex. To delete the lyrics field, use (update-tag! <file> {:lyrics :delete}) Supported tags: mp3: track, track-total, disc-no, disc-total, title, artist, album, album-artist, year, genre, comment, composer, original-artist, remixer, conductor, bpm, grouping, isrc, record-label, encoder, lyricist, lyrics, artwork-mime, artwork-data (byte array) mp4: all from mp3 except original-artist, remixer, record-label ogg/flac: all except original-artist, track-total, record-label, disc-total, remixer, grouping API Documentation: http://danpallas.github.io/green-tags/ contributing: Pull requests are welcome, but try to keep the API simple and submit updated tests to go along with it. Don't use macros in the API because they complicate test mocking for any project that implements this library.
  
• org.conjure/conjure-script-plugin 1.0.0

  
  The generator and destroyers for the plugin files.
  
• spurious-aws-sdk-helper 0.2.0

  
  A Clojure helper class for configuring a Clojure application that uses the AWS SDK (via Amazonica) to talk to the Spurious services (https://github.com/spurious-io/spurious)
  
• org.conjure/conjure-script-model 1.0.0

  
  The generator and destroyers for the view files.
  
• predominance 0.1.2

  
  Figures out the predominant colors in an image
  
• org.clojars.vrivellino/logglylog4j 0.2.0

  
  Logs log4j message asynchronously to loggly via the http input.
  
• github-clj 0.2.1

  
  A clojure wrapper around the Github API
  
• org.clojars.roti/swt-win32-win32-x86_64 4.11

  
  An unofficial copy of the Eclipse SWT releases, since they are not published in Maven Central.
  
• generatorium 0.1.2

  
  A Clojure wrapper for the Amazon DynamoDB v2 Java API.
  
• komcrad/repl-reload 0.1.3-SNAPSHOT

  
  Reloads the repl on file change
  
• org.clojars.slyphon/simple-xmlrpc 1.0

  
  packaging up the simple-xmlrpc implementation from the boys at redstone (thanks guys..)
  
• lein-notes 0.0.1

  
  Simple Leiningen plugin to read inline notes in the source codes
  
• geeny/fetch 0.2.0

  
  Seamlessly fetch data from an API in the middle of your Ring request
  
• crinklywrappr/ring-jetty9-adapter 0.14.2

  
  Ring adapter for jetty9, which supports websocket and spdy. This is a fork with better ping/pong support. Follow the upstream commit here: https://github.com/sunng87/ring-jetty9-adapter/pull/55
  
• systems.billo/clj-usps 1.0.0

  
  Clojure interface to the USPS Web Tools API
  
• ec.datil/xml-validation 0.1.0-SNAPSHOT

  
  A Clojure library designed to wrap the Java libraries for XML schema validation
  
• gered/clj-browserchannel 0.3.2

  
  BrowserChannel server implementation in Clojure, with a ClojureScript wrapper for the BrowserChannel API included in Google Closure.
  
• org.vlacs/hatch 0.2.0

  
  Hatch, how we get things in and out of the hold (Datomic).
  
• clj-pebble 0.2.0

  
  Clojure wrapper for the Pebble Java templating engine.
  
• io.hoplon/google.jsapi 0.3.2

  
  Hoplon wrapper for the Google JSAPI