Formatting
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A fast, safe, and modern C++ formatting library providing a type-safe alternative to printf and iostreams.
A Swift framework for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers, inspired by Google's libphonenumber.
A PHP library for parsing, formatting, validating, and geocoding international phone numbers, based on Google's libphonenumber.
A Neovim plugin that uses Lua to inject LSP diagnostics, code actions, formatting, and more, acting as an in-memory language server.
A Rust datetime library focused on correctness and ease of use, with seamless time zone database integration.
A React Native library for accessing device localization settings like language, region, currency, and timezone.
iOS port of Google's libphonenumber library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers.
A simple Rust library for coloring terminal output with an intuitive API and support for true colors.
A Swift library that converts Markdown to NSAttributedString with extensive customization for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
The official formatter for Nix language code, enforcing a standard artistic formatting style.
Official Visual Studio Code extension for Deno, providing language server integration, type checking, linting, and formatting.
A Node.js package providing Google's libphonenumber library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers.
An uncompromising, fast Nix code formatter written in Rust with a comprehensive style guide.
A comprehensive date and time library for Rust with a focus on safety, correctness, and ergonomics.
A Swift formatter kit providing simple formatting syntax for numbers, currency, addresses, and colors.
A Ruby gem for normalizing, formatting, and splitting E164 international phone numbers.
A command-line interface for linting and fixing Markdown files using markdownlint rules.
Integrates pre-commit git hooks with Nix for reproducible development environments and CI.
ESLint plugin with formatting and linting rules to write cleaner, more maintainable Tailwind CSS.
A C++ reference implementation of the Dragonbox algorithm for fast, correct, and shortest float-to-string conversion.
A single-header C++ library for expressive and concise print debugging, replacing cout/printf with powerful formatting and lazy evaluation.
A Clojure date and time library wrapping Joda Time, now deprecated in favor of Java Time alternatives.
Convert dash/dot/underscore/space separated strings to camelCase or PascalCase with Unicode support.
A GitHub Action that detects and automatically fixes lint errors across many programming languages and tools.
A .NET utility class for unambiguous byte size representation and conversion, adhering to IEC and NIST standards.
A Go library for generating and displaying ASCII tables in the terminal with customizable styling and formatting.
A Rust library for wrapping and indenting text with optimal-fit algorithms and hyphenation support.
A datetime library for Elixir providing explicit types, full timezone support, and safe parsing/formatting.
A dead simple, zero-dependency ANSI terminal color painting library for Rust with automatic Windows support.
A comprehensive internationalization (i18n) library for React Native apps with hooks, components, and CLDR support.
A Scala library for pretty-printing values, types, and type signatures with customizable formatting.
A single-header C++ library for displaying async animations, counters, progress bars, and status messages with minimal code changes.
Convert camelCase strings to lowercase with custom separators like unicornRainbow → unicorn_rainbow.
Simple Rust macros for printing colored and formatted text to the terminal, built on termcolor for cross-platform support.
A Go library providing common formatters and helpers for custom attribute formatting with the slog logging library.
A Go library for structured, colored, and customizable variable dumping, ideal for debugging and logging.
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