⇨ qbjc.dev
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/qbjc

qbjc is a QBasic to JavaScript compiler. It can compile a QBasic / QuickBASIC program to:

• A standalone executable Node.js script, with zero external dependencies; or
• An ES6 module that can be imported and executed in both Node.js and browser environments.

Try it out in the browser: qbjc.dev

⇨ Chrome Web Store
⇨ Firefox Add-Ons
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/agentium

Browser extension for controlling the user agent identity reported by your browser, allowing for instance to view the mobile version of a website on your computer.

Highlights:

• Quickly select user agent identity from a default list of popular browsers
• Add your own custom user agent identities
• Simple & clean UI

⇨ github.com/jichu4n/bash-command-timer
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/fish-command-timer

bash / fish shell extension for printing timing information for each command line executed. After each command line, the extension prints out the total execution time, followed by the current time.

⇨ github.com/jichu4n/jfbview
⇨ aur.archlinux.org/packages/jfbview/

PDF and image viewer for the Linux framebuffer. It is very fast and has a number of advanced and unique features including:

• Arbitrary zoom (10% - 1000%) and rotation;
• Table of Contents (TOC) viewer for PDF documents;
• Interactive text search for PDF documents;
• Multi-threaded rendering;
• Asynchronous background pre-caching;
• Customizable multi-threaded caching.

⇨ npmjs.com/package/serio
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/serio

Fluent binary serialization / deserialization in TypeScript.

If you need to work with binary protocols and file formats, or manipulate C/C++ structs and arrays from TypeScript, this library is for you. It provides an ergonomic object-oriented framework for defining TypeScript classes that can serialize and deserialize to binary formats.

⇨ npmjs.com/package/palm-pdb
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/palm-pdb

palm-pdb provides a TypeScript / JavaScript API for reading and writing Palm OS PDB and PRC files. It also provides out-of-the-box implementations of several PDB data formats, including those of the core Palm OS PIM applications (Memo Pad, Date Book, Address, To Do List) and PalmDOC.

While palm-pdb doesn't directly communicate with a Palm OS device, it can be used to parse PDB / PRC files backed up from a device, or to produce PDB / PRC files that can be synced to a device.

⇨ github.com/jichu4n/r41n

The iconic digital rain effect from The Matrix series, in ~700 bytes of 8086 assembly.

⇨ github.com/jichu4n/quo

Quo is a toy language with C-style syntax that compiles to WebAssembly. It is bootstrapped with a minimal version of the compiler implemented in hand-written WebAssembly. Each subsequent iteration of the compiler is written in the subset of the language supported by the previous iteration, and provides additional language features for the next iteration.

⇨ github.com/jichu4n/basic_wm

Simple reparenting, non-compositing X window manager that demonstrates how to implement the fundamental functionality of a window manager. It serves as a pedagogical example for my blog series, How X Window Managers Work, And How To Write One.

⇨ asciidoclive.com
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/asciidoclive

AsciiDocLIVE (asciidoclive.com) is a full-featured online AsciiDoc editor.

Main features:

• Instant live preview (based on asciidoctor.js);
• Sync with Dropbox and Google Drive;
• Customizable editor (based on ACE), with themes and Vim / Emacs keybindings;
• Runs in any modern browser; no installation required.

⇨ pypi.org/project/srslib
⇨ srslib.readthedocs.io
⇨ github.com/jichu4n/srslib

A Sender Rewriting Scheme (SRS) library for Python.

• Compatible with Python 2.7 and 3.x;
• Implements the standard "Guarded" SRS scheme as described in the original SRS paper.