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Slack Web API and Incoming Webhooks client for messaging, channels, reactions, file uploads, and user management

FTP and SFTP file transfer operations

HTTP server for RobinPath scripts. Register routes with static responses (JSON, HTML, files), enable CORS, serve static directories. No callbacks needed.

HTTP client for making requests to external APIs with profiles, auth, download/upload, and auto-JSON parsing

API authentication helpers (Basic, Bearer, API key, HMAC) for RobinPath

Headless browser automation with Puppeteer: launch browsers, navigate pages, interact with elements, take screenshots, generate PDFs, and scrape data

HTTP cookie parsing, serialization, signing/verification, Set-Cookie handling, and cookie jar management

RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed creation, parsing, manipulation, and auto-detection

GraphQL client with queries, mutations, variables, and introspection

Unified notifications: Slack, Discord, Telegram, and MS Teams via webhooks

Multipart form data builder and file upload handling

XML sitemap generation, parsing, validation, and manipulation with image/video/alternate support

Remote server command execution and file management via SSH and SFTP

JWT (JSON Web Token) creation, signing, verification, and decoding using HMAC (HS256, HS384, HS512)

MQTT client module for connecting to MQTT brokers, publishing messages, subscribing to topics, and handling incoming messages. Supports multiple concurrent client connections, QoS levels, last will messages, and message history tracking.

OAuth 2.0 authorization flows and PKCE for RobinPath

HTTP proxy and request forwarding module using Node.js built-in http module. Supports creating proxy servers, URL rewriting, header manipulation, request and response interception, round-robin load balancing, and health checking. No external dependencies required.

robots.txt parsing, generation, URL permission checking, and crawl configuration

URL routing and pattern matching with support for path parameters (:param), wildcards (*), route groups, and middleware. No external dependencies.

Parse RSS and Atom feeds, detect new entries