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Nubib

Frequently needed functions without the bloat

Tiny TypeScript atoms, optional Python twins, kits as re-export maps. Copy the source or import from a git checkout — consumers do not need the npm registry.

Public MIT library from Fabrick MediaTypeScriptPythonNo registry
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One atom. Your tree.

// packages/retry/src/index.ts → lib/retry.ts
import { retry } from "./lib/retry.js";

await retry(() => fetch("/api"), { times: 3, delay: 100 });

What it is

Stdlib-thin helpers for jobs you keep rewriting — not a framework, not a kitchen sink, not another registry package.

01

No bloat

Each atom does one job under a thin API. Prefer the standard library. If you need the full surface of a heavy library, use that library.

02

Stdlib-thin atoms

TypeScript atoms have zero runtime dependencies. Optional Python twins live under python/src/nubib/ and stay stdlib-only.

03

No registry required

Copy the source, or import from a git checkout, submodule, or sparse checkout. End users are not expected to install from npm.

How to use

There is no “install from registry” step. Maintainer tooling in the repo is optional and only for people changing Nubib itself.

Approach When
Copy packages/<name>/src/index.ts You need one function in any TypeScript or JavaScript project
Copy python/src/nubib/<module>.py Same idea for Python
Git path / submodule / sparse checkout You want updates from the repo
Kits as a catalog of related atoms Browsing HTTP, CLI, data, or async groups

Kits

Re-export maps only. Kits never invent APIs — they point at the atoms.

Atom catalog

Compact by wave. Open a package on GitHub for the API — this page does not reprint the README.

MIT license. Read the source.

Nubib is public MIT on GitHub. Copy an atom, check out the repo, or open a package for the exact API.