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osmar. A simple command line tool to explore OSM data
133pfuzz. A web fuzzer using the httpipe format
97atto. A tiny Nano wallet, focused on ease of use through simplicity
51ytools. Use YouTube from your terminal
28mpq. music player queue - a minimalist viewer and manipulator for the mpd queue
27songmem. Remember the songs you heard and analyse your listening patterns
16mycolog. Keep track of your mushroom cultivation projects
16httpipe. WIP; specification of a format for communicating streams of HTTP requests and responses
14lineworker. A worker pool which processes work in parallel but outputs results in the order the work was given
14gmir. A reader for gmi files (of the Gemini protocol)
9spind. Encrypt files using passwords, across multiple platforms, in the age format
7pres. Preserve your backups to counteract bit-rot
7pbf. A fast and simple library for reading OSM entities directly from PBF files
5preq. an http requester for the httpipe format
4jirae. jirae allows you to edit texts in Jira with your local editor instead of Atlassian's WYSIWYG editor
3statico. A dead simple web server
3figment. Simple script to test if you can hear the quality difference in two audio files
3iglu. a simple tool to generate Monero keys and addresses for cold storage
3tview. Terminal UI library with rich, interactive widgets — written in Golang
2drip. slowly pass lines through a pipe with drip
2hpstat. a status code filter for the httpipe format
2zstd-pbf. re-compress OSM's PBF files to use zstd
2pbf-reblob. Reduce the size of OSM's PBF files by increasing blob sizes
1backoff. A most simple and flexible exponential backoff implementation for Go
1lazygit. simple terminal UI for git commands
1erss. Effortlessly create and modify RSS 2.0 files from your terminal
1rss2. Parse, modify, create and render RSS 2.0 feeds in Go.
1go. The Go programming language
1unveilme. WIP: unveil(2) arbitrary programs (OpenBSD)
1term. Go terminal and console support
1tlsify. 🔒 a TLS termination proxy
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