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jev-atlas

Chinese-first searchable index of public Jev community content (X posts, videos, repos) with automatic collection every six hours.

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Overview

JEV Atlas is a Chinese-first index of TypeSafe Jev community content that keeps the original sources, built with React, TypeScript and Vite and deployed as a static site on GitHub Pages. It started on 20 September 2026 with 209 public items, 202 of them X posts drawn from a QMuse public index plus seven projects and articles from GitHub, Gist, Callstack, DEV and the TypeSafe site; 203 include video and 17 link to source repositories. Thirty highlighted items have Chinese titles and summaries.

It offers Chinese and English keyword search, filters by scenario, media type and source, sorting, video previews, original text with Chinese reference translations, favourites and personal notes stored in localStorage, and export and import of backups. A collector runs every six hours via GitHub Actions (or a macOS LaunchAgent) pulling from QMuse, GitHub, DEV and Hacker News; new items are marked as auto-collected and pending verification, and the README is explicit that keyword matching can miss or misinclude items and that coverage is not complete.

What the decision model decides

TypeQuestionAnswers
OtherIndexes community content; makes no model decisions—

How it works

  1. Collect items from QMuse, GitHub, DEV and Hacker News every six hours
  2. Mark new items as pending verification
  3. Build and publish the static site
  4. Users search, filter and save favourites locally

Strengths

  • Keeps original sources and provenance
  • Automatic incremental updates
  • Bilingual search

Caveats

  • Keyword-based collection may miss or misinclude content
  • Engagement metrics are snapshots
  • Favourites stored only in the browser

Getting started

`npm install && npm run dev`, then open http://127.0.0.1:5173/; or visit https://zerox-01.github.io/jev-atlas/.

At a glance

Type
Project
Status
production
Language
TypeScript
Runtime
static site (React, Vite)
Has code
yes
Has tests
yes

Use cases and integrations

How curated lists describe it

Frequently asked questions

What does JEV Atlas index?

Public Jev community posts, videos, articles and repositories, with original sources.

How is it updated?

A collector runs every six hours via GitHub Actions.

Is coverage complete?

No, the README says it is not full-web coverage.

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