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heyputer / everything

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What is everything?

everything is a monorepository for rebuilding and open-sourcing software applications and tools. It groups free, open-source alternatives across office, collaboration, creative, engineering, productivity, finance, business, developer tools, and games. The project is primarily written in JavaScript, with TypeScript, Python, Rust, and shell code also present.

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18,673 files and 237,012 symbols in 2 modules, led by JavaScript (13,313 files) and TypeScript (2,557).

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Code health

7.4out of 10Good

This codebase scores 7.4 out of 10 for code health, which we rate good. It also scores maintainability 5.4 and static performance 9.9 out of 10. The three are scored separately and never blended into one number. Risk is concentrated, as it usually is: 113 of 18,673 files are git hotspots, and they average 4.8 — which is where the fixes pay off most.

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On the leaderboards:#7 of 16 JavaScript repos

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Key features of everything

  • everything provides office applications for spreadsheets, documents, presentations, whiteboards, PDFs, notes, and records.
  • everything provides collaboration applications for meetings, team chat, email, contacts, calendars, and signatures.
  • everything provides creative tools for photo, video, vector, audio, music, and 3D work.
  • everything provides engineering tools for CAD, parametric design, circuits, and building design.
  • everything provides productivity, finance, business, developer, and game applications, including an API Client, accounting tools, and games such as Chess and Sudoku.

How heyputer/everything works

everything organizes its applications and tools under the src directory, where each package provides its own runtime, interface, and entry point. Application execution enters through files such as src/3d/src/main.ts, which starts the 3D application, and src/accounting/src/main.js, which bootstraps the accounting interface. The 3D subsystem connects UI controls, compositing, preferences, tracking, and document operations through src/3d. The accounting subsystem uses an in-memory Store to select pages or transaction forms from routes or transaction identifiers. src/audio-studio connects a JavaScript UI and model layer to a WebAssembly DSP engine for audio sessions and effects. The repository also includes dev, where configureServer attaches a rewrite to the server's listening event.

The codebase has 18,673 files and 237,012 symbols in 2 modules, led by JavaScript, TypeScript and Python. Code health is 7.4 out of 10, rated good.

Getting started with everything

  1. Change to an application directory.
    cd everything/src/[app-name]
  2. Install the application dependencies.
    npm install
  3. Start the application in development mode.
    npm run dev

Commands copied from the README

heyputer/everything FAQ

What is everything?

everything is a monorepository for rebuilding and open-sourcing software applications and tools. It includes applications across office, collaboration, creative, engineering, productivity, finance, business, developer tools, and games.

How does everything work?

everything organizes applications as packages under src, with each package owning its runtime and entry point. Specialized subsystems connect interfaces, models, engines, document data, and application services.

How do I install everything?

Install everything by entering an application directory, running npm install, and then running npm run dev. The project requires Node.js 22.12 or newer.

What language is everything written in?

everything is primarily written in JavaScript. The repository also includes TypeScript, Python, Rust, and shell code.

How is the everything code organized?

everything is organized mainly under src, which contains the application packages, and dev, which contains development server configuration. Packages such as src/3d, src/accounting, src/api-client, and src/audio-studio provide separate application subsystems.

Who is everything for?

everything is for people who need free, open-source alternatives to proprietary software. Its applications cover office work, collaboration, creative work, engineering, productivity, finance, business, development, and games.

What license does everything use?

everything uses the MIT license.

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