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Docker For Testing is a zero dependency wrapper around the `docker` command.

Claude Code dashboard: see where your limits are headed before you hit them. Calibrated usage forecasts, live rate-limit gauges, session costs, memory browser. Single binary, zero config, plus a VS Code extension.

Next-generation HTTP router for Go 1.27+ with type-safe handlers, RFC 9457 errors, and built-in OpenAPI generation. Minimal dependencies, blazing performance.

  • generics
  • go
  • golang
  • http-router

FlashFlags is an ultra-fast, zero-dependency, lock-free command-line flag parsing library for Go. Originally built for Argus, it provides great performance while maintaining simplicity and ease of use.

Parse, filter, build, and transform HLS & DASH manifests in Go. Zero dependencies. Ships as a library, HTTP proxy server, and CLI tool.

  • adaptive-bitrate
  • dash
  • hls
  • m3u8

Zero-dependency Go implementation of the Unix getopt function, tested against GNU libc.

Tamper-evident audit log for Go: an append-only, hash-chained, optionally Ed25519-signed log/slog handler, with offline logx verify. Built on the standard library, zero third-party dependencies. Also a full slog toolkit (colored output, JSON, rotation, fan-out, CLI).

  • cli
  • go
  • golang
  • slog

High-performance Unicode width calculation library for Go 1.25+. 3.9-46x faster than go-runewidth with zero allocations. Perfect for TUI frameworks and terminal applications.

Zero-config, auto-scaling worker pool for Go with priority-aware scheduling, adaptive resource management, and per-task retry logic.

Minimal in-memory deferred task scheduler for Go with ID-based debouncing, cancellation, concurrency limits, and graceful shutdown.

A tiny, zero-dependency Go library that validates UUIDs against standard RFC 4122 formatting, converts UUIDv7() into timestamps by ensuring accuracy and light compute.

  • go
  • timestamp
  • uuid
  • good-first-issue

High performance, zero-allocation, low memory usage (8 bytes), low precision (17 digits), partially compatible with int64 and shopspring Decimal