Projects
Take a look at some of my personal hobby projects.
Kaleidoscope
A bright and colorful theme for VSCode and VSCodium. I have been using this combination of colours since my Sublime Text days and carefully ported it over to VSCode. I decided to publish the theme to the marketplace as a learning exercise.
You can download it here:
History In Sublime Merge
Though some extensions already existed for Sublime Merge at the time, they simply didn't work with my setup. They prescribed a particular workspace setup (I have one workspace pointing at a folder with all of my projects inside) which prevented the plugins to work properly.
This is a pretty simple plugin and exposes Viewing File History, Viewing Line History and Blaming Files via the right-click context menus (in the editor pane and explorer) and the command palette.
You can download it here:
React Input Suggestions
An input component with a pluggable data source for search suggestions and autocomplete. Also includes arrow key navigation through search results.
The main motivation for this was to build a flexible and stylable component that has arrow key navigation. Using something like datalist didn't cater to my needs.
You can check out the project here:
https://github.com/adhamu/react-input-suggestions
Zero
An opinionated series of setup, linting and formatting configurations.
I had got into a situation, like so many, where I was copy/pasting lots of configuration across repos which was mostly the same. This project aims to consolidate all of those. It includes the following:
- ESLint
- Stylelint
- Prettier
- TSConfig
- Jest
You can check out the project here:
https://github.com/adhamu/zero
Startpage
I got inspired by the /r/startpages subreddit and decided on creating my own start page 😃.
I'll be the first to admit that this is massively over-engineered but there's some decent tech behind it:
- TypeScript
- React
- IndexedDB
- Emotion Styled Components
- Parcel 2
Some features include dark mode, customisable themes, search with Google, Startpage or DuckDuckGo and integration with the Open Weather API.
You can check out the project here: