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- mermaid-diagrams-viewer Public
A Forge app (for Confluence cloud) that renders mermaid diagrams from code blocks in Confluence pages.
atlassian-labs/mermaid-diagrams-viewer’s past year of commit activity - data-center-terraform Public
This project provides App vendors in Atlassian ecosystem with ready to use environment setup tool for Data Center products.
atlassian-labs/data-center-terraform’s past year of commit activity - lexicographic-index-builder Public
A TypeScript library for building composite database indexes with lexicographic ordering. This library provides a type-safe builder pattern for creating partition keys and sort keys that can be used with databases like DynamoDB GSIs, Cassandra composite keys, MongoDB compound indexes, and other systems that use lexicographically sorted keys.
atlassian-labs/lexicographic-index-builder’s past year of commit activity - lexicographic-keys Public
@lexicographic/keys is a lexicographical encoding library that converts mixed-type data (strings and numbers) into sortable string keys. This enables efficient range queries and prefix matching in key-value stores\databases (i.e DynamoDB), and other systems that rely on lexicographical ordering.
atlassian-labs/lexicographic-keys’s past year of commit activity - unstoppable-mockery Public
Unstoppable Mockery is a lightweight utility for creating type-safe, fully mocked classes and interfaces for Jest tests. Unlike jest.mock('<module-path>'), it allows you to mock classes and interfaces directly, with full TypeScript support and without relying on module boundaries.
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