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Validates and lints Dockerfiles to check for syntax errors, security risks, and best practices, ensuring efficient and secure container builds. Ideal for developers looking to maintain robust and error-free Docker configurations across their projects.
Validates Kubernetes manifests for syntax, required fields, best practices, and security. Users input their YAML files into the tool's interface, which then checks them against a set of rules to ensure they are error-free and adhere to industry standards. Ideal for developers working with Kubernetes who want to improve the reliability and security of their deployment configurations without having to manually debug each file.
Validates OpenAPI 3.x and Swagger 2.0 specifications for structure, schemas, security, and best practices. Users upload their API documentation files, and the tool analyzes them to identify any errors or areas for improvement, ensuring compliance with standards and best practices. Developers, API designers, and teams working on integrating APIs would use this tool to ensure their documentation is accurate and robust, reducing integration issues and improving user experience.
Calculates MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 file hashes via drag-and-drop. Users can upload files to generate a unique hash for verifying data integrity or comparing files across systems. Helps users ensure the authenticity and integrity of their files by providing cryptographic hashes. Ideal for developers, security analysts, and anyone needing to verify file contents without risking data exposure during transfers.
Validates .env files for syntax errors, duplicate keys, security risks, and ensures proper export to .env.example. Users include developers ensuring their environment variables are correctly configured and secure before deployment.
Compares 23 AI models and 5 coding IDEs, providing detailed information on features like pricing, context windows, and capabilities. Ideal for developers looking to find the right tool for their projects based on specific requirements. Helps users make informed decisions by offering a comprehensive comparison of various tools in real-time, catering to both beginners and experienced professionals in software development.
Generates code screenshots with 8 themes, syntax highlighting, and customizable backgrounds. Users can paste their code, select a preferred theme, and customize the background to create professional-looking images for documentation, presentations, or sharing on social media. Developers, educators, and anyone who needs to present code visually would use this tool. It aids in creating high-quality visuals that enhance understanding and communication of programming concepts.
Visualizes JSON data as an interactive tree, allowing users to explore nested structures easily with collapsible nodes. Offers features like search functionality, copying paths, and displaying statistics to aid in data analysis and debugging. Developers and data analysts will benefit from this tool for better understanding complex JSON data structures. It simplifies the process of navigating through large JSON files, making it easier to identify patterns and errors.
Converts OpenAPI 3.x and Swagger 2.0 specifications to TypeScript interfaces and operation types, automating the process for developers looking to integrate APIs into their TypeScript projects efficiently. Ideal for backend developers working with RESTful APIs, this tool simplifies the development workflow by reducing manual coding errors and saving time on repetitive tasks. Developers who frequently work with web services and need to implement API clients in TypeScript will find this tool invaluable. It ensures type safety and consistency across their codebase, making it easier to maintain and scale projects as they grow more complex.
Converts GraphQL SDL schemas to TypeScript interfaces, types, enums, and operations. Useful for developers working on projects that require both GraphQL and TypeScript for efficient type safety and autocompletion. Helps users maintain consistency between their GraphQL schema and TypeScript code, reducing errors and improving development productivity. Ideal for backend developers working with GraphQL APIs in TypeScript projects, ensuring that the frontend and backend types align seamlessly.
Renders unified git diff output with syntax highlighting for easy code comparison, offering both side-by-side and inline views. Ideal for developers to quickly review changes between files or commits in a visually appealing format. Helps users identify modifications, track progress, and collaborate more efficiently on software projects.
Compares Brotli, Gzip, and Deflate compression ratios for text content to help users determine which method yields the best results for their specific needs. By inputting text or selecting pre-defined examples, users can see how each compression algorithm reduces file size without significantly impacting readability. Developers and web professionals would use this tool to optimize website performance by choosing the most efficient compression method for their content. It aids in reducing load times and improving user experience on various devices and browsers.
Analyzes tsconfig.json files to identify TypeScript 6.0 breaking changes, deprecated options, and assess migration readiness. It evaluates configuration settings against TypeScript 6.0 specifications, providing a grade indicating the likelihood of smooth transition. Developers planning to upgrade their projects to TypeScript 6.0 would use this tool to ensure compatibility and avoid potential issues during the migration process. It saves time by automating the detection of problematic configurations and helps in making informed decisions about the migration timeline.
Converts ESLint configurations to Biome, mapping over 100 rules from core, TypeScript, React, and import plugins for seamless transition. Ideal for developers using both ESLint and Biome, this tool facilitates easier integration between the two popular linters by automating the conversion process. Developers seeking a more unified code quality experience across different projects or teams would find this tool invaluable. By streamlining the migration from ESLint to Biome, it saves time and reduces potential errors, allowing developers to focus on coding rather than configuration.
Scans JavaScript and TypeScript code for potential security vulnerabilities, including hardcoded secrets, injection attacks, cross-site scripting (XSS), server-side request forgery (SSRF), and over twenty other checks to identify weak points in applications. Developers and software engineers would use this tool to ensure their web applications are secure. By automating the detection of common vulnerabilities, it helps prevent potential breaches that could compromise user data or disrupt operations.
Calculates code complexity metrics for developers, including cyclomatic complexity, cognitive complexity, nesting depth, and maintainability index. Users input their code via the web interface or upload files to receive detailed analysis of potential issues and areas for improvement. Helps users identify overly complex sections in their codebase that may be difficult to understand or maintain, allowing them to refactor and simplify their code for better performance and readability.
Validates GitHub Actions workflow YAML files for syntax, triggers, jobs, and deprecated actions. Users upload their YAML file to be checked, and the tool returns detailed feedback on any issues found, ensuring their workflows are correct and up-to-date. Developers and CI/CD engineers who use GitHub Actions would benefit from this tool. It saves time by automating the validation process, reducing errors in workflow configurations, and helping maintain best practices for automation scripts.
Converts .env files to Docker Compose env blocks, Kubernetes ConfigMaps, and docker run flags. Users can upload their .env file, select the target environment format (Docker Compose, Kubernetes, or docker run), and receive the converted code as output. Developers and DevOps professionals who manage containerized applications will find this tool invaluable. It saves time by automating the conversion process, reducing the risk of human error in manual conversions. Whether you're transitioning between different environments or simply need to quickly share environment variables across multiple tools, .env to Docker/K8s Converter streamlines the workflow and ensures consistency.
Converts between various CSS units such as pixels, rems, ems, points, viewport widths, viewport heights, and percentages for single values or entire CSS files. Useful for web developers and designers to standardize their code and ensure consistent sizing across different devices and screen resolutions. Helps users quickly and accurately convert CSS unit values for projects, ensuring a cohesive design aesthetic and improving cross-platform compatibility.
Runs JavaScript and TypeScript code in the browser, providing instant console output for immediate feedback and testing. Developers, students, and anyone learning to write scripts will find this tool invaluable for experimenting with code snippets, debugging issues, and exploring language features without setting up an environment on their local machine.
Runs SQL queries against a WebAssembly SQLite database, allowing users to perform JOINs, Common Table Expressions (CTEs), window functions, and aggregations in real-time. Developers and data analysts can use this tool to test and debug SQL queries without setting up a local database environment. It provides an interactive platform for learning SQL, experimenting with different query techniques, and validating database operations directly in the browser.
