* An IndieAuth provider based on WebAuthn, the idea being that instead of relying on delegating authentication, it could be handled directly using, e.g., U2F keys or a device.
* A temporary e-mail address provider with deterministic addresses for attribution.
* A self-service menu / ordering service
* An E2EE document signing solution
* An HTTP media type negotiator (https://github.com/ApelegHQ/ts-http-media-type-negotiator) -- negotiate based on accept headers. This was because I couldn't find a negotiator that correctly parsed headers.
* A JS sandbox (https://github.com/ApelegHQ/lot) -- Tried to implement something lightweight yet functional
* A MIME multipart encoder and decoder (https://github.com/ApelegHQ/ts-multipart-parser) -- Attempt at a lightweight, general and spec-correct parser
* A lightweight ASN.1 DER encoder (https://github.com/ApelegHQ/ts-asn1-der), meant to be used with its sister project (https://github.com/ApelegHQ/ts-cms-classes) --- Part of the document signing project
* A web-based self-contained encryption/decryption tool (https://github.com/ApelegHQ/ts-cms-ep-sfx) --- Created to easily share files with maximum compatibility (ZIP archive inside a CMS payload) and minimum requirements. > Many valuable, high-quality pieces of content that people would find useful never make it into Google's index.
The project is split into two parts, one which is this ready-to-use web UI (obviously, useful for testing in the browser), but also a minimal library that can orchestrate the tests and produce a report (with some nice CLI-based reporters too).