Eric Myhre (@warpfork)
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warpfork

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  • Stars
    star
    105
  • Global Rank 200,458 (Top 7 %)
  • Followers 240
  • Following 109
  • Registered over 13 years ago
  • Most used languages
    Go
         59.3 %
    Shell
         18.5 %
    Java
         14.8 %
    TypeScript
         3.7 %
    PHP
         3.7 %
  • Location 🇳🇴 Norway
  • Country Total Rank 972
  • Country Ranking
    Go
         38
    Shell
         95
    Java
         381
    PHP
         390
    TypeScript
         892

Top repositories

1

go-testmark

Parse data and test fixtures from markdown files, and patch them programmatically, too.
Go
23
star
2

shareworks-munger

A piece of software that shouldn't need to exist. Processes badly formatted outputs from Morgan Stanley Shareworks into usable CSV files.
Go
17
star
3

gof

Go Freely -- a shell script to manage project-local GOPATH, for any project, unobtrusively.
Shell
16
star
4

go-wish

Simple, functional, composable test assertions for Go, with beautiful output and contextual diffs for multi-line strings and complex types.
Go
6
star
5

go-fsx

An extended filesystem interface for golang. Like `io/fs` -- but more.
Go
4
star
6

r200

shh, it's a secret. next gen drafts of repeatr apis.
Go
4
star
7

go-sup

Supervisor trees for Golang!
Go
4
star
8

smsh

a smol shell.
Go
4
star
9

warpforge

Go
3
star
10

siphon-cli

please see the canonical repo, at https://github.com/polydawn/siphon-cli
Go
2
star
11

gitblit

Java
2
star
12

go-file

PROBABLY ABANDONED (Go core has a proposal that'll be be more widely adopted than this!) -- Golang's missing filesystem abstraction -- now with more POSIX!
Go
2
star
13

go-jst

JSON Tables: where pretty printing, pleasant reading, and API-driven design combine.
Go
2
star
14

ahslib

Deprecated and unmaintained: use Quasar by paralleluniverse. (Previously: Concurreny control and thread scheduling (implementing actors), serialization/persistence, and high performance IO. Elegance and Performance are not goals that are at odds.)
Java
2
star
15

golink

Link your go libraries, without the hassle.
Go
2
star
16

psap

Php Simple Args Parser.
PHP
2
star
17

pogo

Go
1
star
18

rise

demo project for Beard.
Java
1
star
19

getting-started-in-go

Clone, run: you now have a go toolchain.
Shell
1
star
20

go-quickimmut

A horrible little code generator for immutable maps and lists in golang.
Go
1
star
21

go-depchart

Go
1
star
22

repeat-ipfs

Formula for repeatable ipfs builds.
Shell
1
star
23

exus-build

Common ant build macros and targets.
1
star
24

go-gopathless-pt2

Shell
1
star
25

go-gopathless

Go gopathless! (Use a project-local GOPATH; be happy.)
Shell
1
star
26

go-errcat

Error handling for Go, focused on categorization (for clear flow control) and serializability (for ease of use in APIs).
Go
1
star
27

beard

Beard conceals a sleek java core under a scruffy guise of an HTML5/CSS3/JS web-2.whatever app. Using Beard, you can deploy your app in a browser and gain powerful client-side computation and processing-intensive rapid-response goodness, and you can also deploy the whole thing as a standalone run-anywhere desktop application with zero changes to the code. Getting the exact same stable visual experience in a browser and on the desktop? Yep, seriously.
Java
1
star
28

horizoncal

A calendar, for Obsidian -- file-backed, local-first, easy to sync and version control.
TypeScript
1
star