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binky
Binky.js is a blazing fast 🚀, lightweight javascript framework to check if things are Binky 👍.
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What is Binky.js 🚀?
Binky.js is a blazing fast 🚀, lightweight javascript framework to check if things are Binky 👍.
You can install binky by running npm i binky -g in the terminal!
Usage
Just run binky <args> in the terminal!
Alternatively, run binky --help to get help.
How does it work?
Binky.js is the pinnacle of contemporary research and innovation in the field of computer science. Using a GPU cluster located in South Ohio, Binky.js is able to precisely determine the binkiness of objects. Being sentient, Binky.js is able to even determine the object in question.
Advantages of Binky.js
- Blazingly Fast 🚀 - Binky.js uses the full horsepower of a modern workstation computer to deliver the fastest possible performance.
- Extremely Lightweight 🚀 - Binky.js weighs in at under 2MB, making it one of the lightest javascript libraries to date.
- Industry Leading Accuracy 🚀 - Binky.js achieved a 99.72% binkiness score during testing, placing it well over its competition.
- Open Source 🚀 - Binky.js is entirely open source. You can view the code by decompiling the node module.
- Completely Free, For Anyone 🚀 - At Binky.js, we believe in freedom. This is why Binky.js is completely free, no ads, no fees, for all.
FAQs
Binky.js is a blazing fast 🚀, lightweight javascript framework to check if things are Binky 👍.
We found that binky demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 07 Nov 2022
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