TC911222 /
green-zone-clicker
A fun reflex-testing web game using HTML, CSS & JavaScript. Click only when the green light shows up or face the red light penalty. Measures and grades your reaction speed!
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Light up your lost JS/TS source code with Recover-Source! 🚀 This handy CLI tool recovers and revives your original source code from a directory packed with minified/uglified .js or .ts files, including their respective sourcemap files. Reveal the original beauty of your code, just as it was before the compilation process. Happy code hunting! 🕵️♂
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Recover-source is a powerful CLI tool that brings your JS/TS source code back to life :sparkles:. Given a directory with minified/uglified .js or .ts files along with their respective source map files, recover-source revives the original files as they were before compilation. Turn the unreadable into the understandable!
npm i recover-source -g
You can also use this program via npx (packaged with NodeJS):
npx recover-source -i <path-to-directory-with-minified-files>
And that's it! Recover-source is ready for action :rocket:!
To use recover-source, simply provide it with a directory containing minified files:
recover-source -i <path-to-directory-with-minified-files>
... and watch as the original source code springs back into existence!
For more information and a step-by-step guide, check out the full tutorial here: Reconstructing JavaScript Source Code from Source Maps
Happy code recovery! :tada:
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TC911222 /
A fun reflex-testing web game using HTML, CSS & JavaScript. Click only when the green light shows up or face the red light penalty. Measures and grades your reaction speed!
27/100 health