jsindex.com is a searchable directory of JavaScript frameworks, libraries, build tools, runtimes and CLI tools. It adds new entries daily and publishes comparison guides for developers choosing between packages.
jsindex.com at a glance
- Platforms
- Web
- Free plan
- Yes
What is jsindex.com?
jsindex.com collects JavaScript projects in one index and sorts them into categories: frameworks, build tools, libraries, CLI tools, testing, TypeScript, runtimes and general tools. Visitors can search, browse by category or follow a newest-first feed of recent additions. Each entry has its own page with a short plain-English description.
The site also publishes comparison guides, such as San vs Pipcook or Phantomcss vs Nightwatch, and lists of utility libraries. Makers can submit their own tool for free. A listing gets a do-follow backlink, an indexable page and structured data. The site's llms.txt says entries are found through automated discovery workflows and that the tools are open-source JavaScript or TypeScript projects.
Who is jsindex.com for?
JavaScript and TypeScript developers who want to find or compare packages, build tools and frameworks before installing them. It also suits maintainers of small JavaScript projects who want a free listing and a backlink. It is a discovery index, not a package registry or hosting service.
Highlights
- Lists 645 JavaScript tools, with 140 added in the past week
- Categories include frameworks, build tools, libraries, CLI tools, testing, TypeScript and runtimes
- 494 comparison guides between pairs of libraries and frameworks
- Each tool gets its own page with schema.org structured data
- Free submission with a do-follow backlink
- Search and category browsing, with a newest-first feed
How much does jsindex.com cost?
Free. Browsing the index and submitting a tool are free. The site does not list paid plans.
