dsh-neon

When building automation workflows or writing scripts, pulling up a chemical property of Neon often means digging through a wiki, maintaining a local JSON file, or firing off an external API call. dsh-neon collapses that into a single function call: pure Node, zero network dependency, ready to use out of the box.

It ships two tools. element_info returns the full Neon data set in one shot—name, symbol, atomic number, relative atomic mass, category, group, period, state at room temperature, and electron configuration—ideal for rendering or one-off storage. element_field lets you grab a single value by field name, which fits neatly into conditional branches, template fills, or any scenario where you only need one attribute without dragging the whole payload into downstream nodes.

It is aimed at developers composing workflows in the dsh plugin ecosystem, anyone embedding a chemistry constant inside a script, or simply those who enjoy wrapping a small slice of knowledge into a reusable tool. No external dependencies, no network requests—install it and run locally.