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A Go code generator that automatically derives and maintains mundane functions like equality checks, deep copies, and functional operations from your types.
A CLI tool for analyzing and summarizing verbose go test output, making test results easier to read.
A reactive, cross-platform desktop GUI toolkit for Go with native widgets and React-like hooks.
A high-performance, cross-language RPC engine for building distributed applications in Go.
A pure Go SNMP client library supporting SNMPv1, v2c, and v3 with Get, Walk, Set, and Trap operations.
A generic object pool implementation for Go, directly rewritten from Apache Commons Pool with rich configuration options.
A command-line tool to manage your system's hosts file with profiles, enabling easy switching and automation.
A command-line tool to run scripts across multiple Git repositories and automatically create pull requests for changes.
A CLI tool to scaffold modern web apps with Go backends and htmx/Alpine.js frontends using popular CSS frameworks.
A Zod-inspired schema builder for runtime value parsing and validation in Go, featuring a concise API and zero dependencies.
A Go middleware library providing CSRF protection for web applications with support for HTML forms and JavaScript frameworks.
Auto-generated Go bindings for OpenGL, supporting multiple versions, profiles, and extensions.
A curated collection of community resources, tools, and projects for the PocketBase backend framework.
A Go library for combining multiple errors into a single error value while maintaining idiomatic Go patterns.
A Go library that converts SQL queries to Elasticsearch DSL for easier query construction.
A Go wrapper for wkhtmltopdf that provides a type-safe interface to generate PDFs from HTML.
Simple command-line utility to convert CSV, TSV and Excel files into a single self-contained HTML page with search, filters, and sorting
A lightweight, high-performance, embeddable MQTT broker server written in Go, supporting distributed clusters and MQTT v3.0, v3.1.1, and v5.0.
A minimalistic migration helper for Gorm ORM, adding schema versioning and rollback support.
A lightweight Go microservice framework based on OpenAPI 3.0 and Protobuf v3, supporting both monolith and microservice architectures.
Go implementation of AppImage tools for creating and managing portable Linux applications.
Go implementation of AppImage tools for creating and managing portable Linux applications.
A high-performance, scalable, and reliable enterprise network flow collector for IPFIX, sFlow, and Netflow protocols.
A high-performance BitTorrent client and library written in Go, optimized for server environments and production workloads.
A command-line tool for formatting, highlighting, and extracting content from XML and HTML documents.
Durable workflow automation in just a few lines of code
A comprehensive Go client library for the Twitter 1.1 API with full endpoint coverage and OAuth support.
Plugin-driven, extensible HTTP client toolkit for Go, built on net/http with a hierarchical middleware layer.
The world's fastest OpenAPI and Swagger linter and quality analysis tool, built in Go and fully compatible with Spectral rulesets.
A Go library that enhances errors with stack traces and source code fragments for better debugging.
A production-ready Go backend template using the Fiber web framework, designed for fast development with zero memory allocation.
Collects and displays PostgreSQL server information and statistics for troubleshooting, monitoring, and automation.
A CLI tool for real-time malicious package detection and software supply chain security across multiple ecosystems.
The official Go SDK for Sentry, providing error monitoring and performance tracking for Go applications.
A fast, simple, and dependency-free multimedia file server with a lightweight web UI for browsing, uploading, and streaming files.
A high-performance Go library and CLI tool for parsing, writing, and working with DICOM medical image files.
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