JavaScript package to add Christmas effects like snow to your website. Offers customizable snowflake settings. Install via npm or CDN.
Add beautiful falling snowflakes to your website. You can customize the settings like maximum snowflakes, snow color, particles per thousand pixels, fall speed, and stop after a certain time.
Bring the best of open source JavaScript development to your own projects with unlimited public packages.
Seamlessly integrate public and private packages into your development cycle with unlimited private packages.
Add collaborators to work on your public and private packages together by setting package-based permissions.
Allows you to bring the best of open source JavaScript development to your own projects with no restrictions on public package usage.
Enables seamless integration of public and private packages into your development cycle to ensure everything you need is accessible.
Lets you add collaborators to work on your public and private packages together, ensuring efficient team collaboration.
npm is the package manager for Node.js. It was created as an open source project to help developers share packaged modules of code easily.
The npm Registry is a public collection of packages of open-source code. It covers Node.js, front-end web apps, mobile apps, robots, routers, and other needs of the JavaScript community.
npm includes a command line client that allows developers to install and publish packages from the npm Registry.
npm follows GitHub's Copyright - DMCA Takedown Policy and provides guidance to use GitHub's form and process.
Users can submit a DMCA notice faster by filling out the information on GitHub's Copyright claims form.
Users can send an email with their DMCA notice to copyright@github.com with a plain-text version included in the body.
Users have the option to send DMCA notices via physical mail to GitHub's address, though it takes longer to process.
Documentation on how to use, create, and manage npm packages and modules.
Guidance on integrating npm with other tools and services.
Documentation on the command-line interface for npm, including various commands and options.
The CLI allows you to interact with npm from a terminal, enabling you to install, publish, and manage packages.
A large public database of JavaScript software and meta-information, where developers can share and consume packages.
Set up organizations to manage access to public or private packages, allowing collaboration among teams or groups of developers.
By creating a user or organization account, you can share packages publicly or privately, facilitating collaboration and version management.
Manage multiple versions of code and code dependencies, making it easier to update applications when underlying code is updated.
Guide on how to create a new npm user account on the public registry including fields like Username, Email Address, and Password. Users must agree to the End User License Agreement and Privacy Policy.
Instructions on how to use the npm login command to test the new account. It includes steps for entering username, password, and handling two-factor authentication.