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english_wordscopy "english_words: ^4.0.0" to clipboard
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Utilities for working with English words. Counts syllables, generates well-sounding word combinations, and provides access to the top 5000 English words by usage.

html_unescapecopy "html_unescape: ^2.0.0" to clipboard
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A small library for un-escaping HTML. Supports all Named Character References, Decimal Character References and Hexadecimal Character References.

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A simple command-line menu (picker) compatible with Linux, Mac and Windows. It supports selection by using arrow keys on ANSI terminals.

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A very fast link-checker. Crawls sites and checks integrity of links both in HTML and in CSS.

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An command line tool for downloading Flutter projects from GitHub.

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A genetic/evolutionary algorithm library for Dart.

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A micro-library for statistics, especially for comparing samples.

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An easy to use probabilistic notation, and a package that can parse it and calculate with it.

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A tiny command-line newsreader backed by Wikipedia.