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A simple email sending library for the Crystal programming language with SMTP support and concurrent sending capabilities.
A Node.js utility to remove UTF-8 byte order mark (BOM) characters from strings.
An R package for robust UTF-8 text processing, fixing bugs in R's native Unicode handling.
An Elixir/Erlang library providing low-level operations for handling Emoji glyphs in the Unicode standard.
A Go library for encoding and decoding fixed-width formatted data using struct tags.
A PHP library providing extensive, portable UTF-8 and grapheme cluster handling with fallbacks for missing extensions.
A Go package for n-gram based text categorization and language detection with UTF-8 support.
A Go implementation of the MMSEG Chinese word segmentation algorithm for text processing.
A parallelized formatter with no external dependencies for Gherkin files used in Cucumber and Behat.
A PHP library that implements TeX-style hyphenation algorithms for text processing.
Enables Unicode identifiers in OCaml source code, allowing non-English characters in variable, function, and type names.
A hacky text encoding/decoding protocol for data that is mostly UTF-8 but may contain non-visible or non-compliant bytes.
A Unicode string library for Ada that adapts internal representation to content, supporting multiple encodings without programmer choice.
Go binding for the libtextcat C library, providing language detection capabilities.
A pure Go implementation of the Lua 5.4 virtual machine with no CGo dependencies.
Primitive parsers for DataView on ArrayBuffer input streams in PureScript, enabling binary and UTF-8 parsing.
A CSV parsing and printing library for ActionScript, ported from Apache Commons CSV with incremental parsing support.
Ruby bindings for Hunspell 1.2.x with UTF-8 and iconv support for spell checking.
A Go tool that transforms ASCII/UTF-8 characters to accented variants for password permutation and hashcat workflows.
A minimal and informative Zsh theme with battery, load average, and time indicators in the right prompt.
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