Sometimes, the space between libraries is empty. It's sad. It's lonely. Those spaces can be dark, scary, complicated places. We all look away, but the void stares back, deep into our souls, begging for a solution.

Somehow, there's a bridge across the abyss, and though it seems impossible, it's stable. And as you cross, you know exactly who to thank.

I'm here for you. I'm there for you. But like, pay me. This shit ain't free. Well, it is. But still. Pay me.

sanity-typed (previously sanity-typed-schema-builder)

Just look at this. Look at what these libraries do. You think you can do it on your own? You think you can type all of those schemas? Build a complex string parser in typescript? Solve the most un-debuggable "Type instantiation is excessively deep and possibly infinite" errors typescript has ever seen? And even if you could, you think you have the time for it? The 8 months? @sanity-io couldn't (they told me so) (but I love them). But I could. Just for you. So you can use sanity and keep yours too.

vercel-cron

Vercel doesn't currently support running cron jobs locally. They want you to ping it in your browser. I want you to run a cli command.

zeplo-sdk

Zeplo has no SDK. But I do. For you. You might say it looks suspiciously close to quirrel's sdk. I'd become quite upset that you would accuse me of copying such an amazing way to queue typed jobs into a message queue. Don't ever question my integrity like that.