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Automated changelog tool that separates changelog management from commit messages with extensive customization.
A full-featured Go library for building Alfred 3 and 4 workflows with a fluent API and powerful features.
A comprehensive coverage testing system for Go, enabling runtime code coverage collection for system tests and accurate testing.
Schedule and run cron jobs as Docker Swarm services using labels for dynamic configuration.
A high-performance HTTP request router for the fasthttp server, optimized for speed and minimal memory footprint.
A compile-time automatic instrumentation tool for Go applications that adds OpenTelemetry observability without code changes.
A Go tool that adds text decorations and colorization to `go test` output for improved readability.
A high-performance, dependency-free structured logging library for Go with a clean API and comprehensive writer support.
A QUIC proxy that enables SSH connections over QUIC without patching client or server.
Generate type-safe Go converters by defining interface function signatures, avoiding runtime reflection.
A complete, dependency-free Go port of httpbin for testing HTTP clients and APIs.
A unified CLI and web service for sending notifications across 15+ messaging platforms via environment variables.
A comprehensive collection of algorithm implementations in Go, based on the CLRS textbook.
A static analyzer for Go that recommends struct field rearrangements to maximize memory allocation efficiency.
A simple, modular, and observable Go framework for building production-grade backend applications.
A Go library for building health check endpoints with synchronous and asynchronous checks, caching, and middleware support.
A cross-platform *nix supervisor for managing and daemonizing services with process monitoring and log rotation.
A Go library for perceptual image hashing, supporting average, difference, and perception hashing algorithms.
A proxy tool for chaos engineering that simulates real-world distributed system failures to test application resilience.
A Go implementation of MQTT clients, servers, and benchmarking tools for IoT and messaging systems.
A simple key-value store abstraction for Go with implementations for Redis, Consul, etcd, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and many more.
A cross-platform Go package for accessing and manipulating system clipboard text and images across macOS, Linux, Windows, Android, and iOS.
A curated list of awesome Fiber middlewares, boilerplates, recipes, articles, and tools for the Go web framework.
Generate Go structs from XML documents to simplify reading XML data in Go programs.
A lightweight TCP server framework for Go with message routing, middleware, and customizable packet handling.
A Go-based tool for detecting HTTPS interception (man-in-the-middle) through TLS and HTTP fingerprint analysis.
An efficient and feature-complete Go implementation of the circuit breaker pattern, inspired by Netflix Hystrix.
Go library for accessing and controlling Tor clients and servers, including embedding Tor statically.
Open-source farm management software for hobbyist and smallholder farmers to track crops, livestock, and farm activities.
Go packages for interacting with QEMU virtual machines using the QEMU Machine Protocol (QMP).
A Go library for evaluating arbitrary expressions with support for parameters, custom functions, and extensible languages.
A modern cross-platform HTTP load-testing tool written in Go, supporting multiple modes and metric exports.
A Go library that enables ANSI color escape sequences in terminal output on Windows.
Hologram brings AWS IAM Roles to developer laptops by exposing an EC2-like metadata service for temporary credentials.
Embeddable, in-memory, document-oriented database with a high-level Query builder interface, designed for fast search with complex queries.
A LinkedIn information gathering tool for penetration testers to collect employee data from organizations.
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