github/meta-logic/sequoia
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Software Credit
| Manager | Name | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| npm | express | 0.072 |
| npm | bcrypt | 0.062 |
| npm | body-parser | 0.062 |
| npm | dotenv | 0.062 |
| npm | express-handlebars | 0.062 |
| npm | express-session | 0.062 |
| npm | helmet | 0.062 |
| npm | mongoose | 0.062 |
| npm | node-cmd | 0.062 |
| npm | nodemon | 0.062 |
| npm | passport | 0.062 |
| npm | passport-local-mongoose | 0.062 |
| npm | mocha | 0.033 |
| npm | chai | 0.015 |
| npm | chai-passport-strategy | 0.015 |
| npm | passport-strategy | 0.015 |
| npm | jade | 0.01 |
| npm | superagent | 0.01 |
| npm | should | 0.01 |
| npm | connect-flash | 0.01 |
| package.json | github/meta-logic/sequoia | 0.01 |
| npm | supertest | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint-plugin-standard | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint-plugin-promise | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint-plugin-node | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint-plugin-markdown | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint-plugin-import | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint-config-standard | 0.008 |
| npm | eslint | 0.008 |
| npm | split | 0.004 |
| npm | nyc | 0.004 |
| npm | on-headers | 0.004 |
| npm | on-finished | 0.004 |
| npm | depd | 0.004 |
| npm | debug | 0.004 |
| npm | basic-auth | 0.004 |
| npm | istanbul | 0.004 |
| npm | fresh | 0.004 |
| npm | parseurl | 0.004 |
| npm | etag | 0.004 |
| npm | ms | 0.004 |
| npm | safe-buffer | 0.004 |
| npm | temp-path | 0.004 |
| npm | express-flash | 0.001 |
| npm | morgan | 0.001 |
| npm | passport-local | 0.001 |
| npm | serve-favicon | 0.001 |
Note that credit values are rounded and expanded (so shared dependencies are represented as one record) and may not add to 1.0. Rounded values that hit zero are removed.
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