README
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glop
Package glop is Go Language Outtake Packages: Stuff that should have been in the Go standard library, and convenient wrappers that make high-frequency steps more convenient (often using generics).
Everything in here is very short and lightweight -- anything requiring more than a few lines of code should be in its own separate repository.
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dirs has various file-system directory-related functions, including a simple
FileExistsand various convenience versions for getting a slice of files in a directory. -
num has a generic version of
Abs, a duplicate set of numeric constraints from the stdconstraintspackage with the much shorter package name ofnumand including the overlookedNumber, a generic way to set any number to any other number, and conversion between numbers and bools. -
bools for a
BoolerandBoolSetterinterface, and To/From String methods. -
indent provides space and tab based indent string generators.
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runes provides some key elements of
stringsandbytesoperating on a[]runeslice, for faster conversion-free performance in cases where you have a slice of runes. -
atomctr provides convenient method wrappers around
sync/atomicfor the common case of a sharedint64counter. -
fatomic provides wrappers around
sync/atomicmethods for doing atomic operations on floating point numbers. -
sentence provides functions for creating formatted sentences.
Directories
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Package atomctr implements basic atomic int64 counter
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Package atomctr implements basic atomic int64 counter |
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Package datasize provides a data size type and constants.
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Package datasize provides a data size type and constants. |
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Package dedupe implements a de-duplication function for any comparable slice type, efficiently using a map to check for duplicates.
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Package dedupe implements a de-duplication function for any comparable slice type, efficiently using a map to check for duplicates. |
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Package dirs provides various utility functions in dealing with directories such as a list of all the files with a given (set of) extensions and finding paths within the Go source directory (GOPATH, etc)
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Package dirs provides various utility functions in dealing with directories such as a list of all the files with a given (set of) extensions and finding paths within the Go source directory (GOPATH, etc) |
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Package elide provides basic text eliding functions.
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Package elide provides basic text eliding functions. |
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Package fatomic provides floating-point atomic operations
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Package fatomic provides floating-point atomic operations |
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Package indent provides trivial indentation generation methods: Tabs, Spaces, and Indent with a selector.
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Package indent provides trivial indentation generation methods: Tabs, Spaces, and Indent with a selector. |
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Package nptime provides a non-pointer version of the time.Time struct that does not have the location pointer information that time.Time has, which is more efficient from a memory management perspective, in cases where you have a lot of time values being kept: https://segment.com/blog/allocation-efficiency-in-high-performance-go-services/
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Package nptime provides a non-pointer version of the time.Time struct that does not have the location pointer information that time.Time has, which is more efficient from a memory management perspective, in cases where you have a lot of time values being kept: https://segment.com/blog/allocation-efficiency-in-high-performance-go-services/ |
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Package option provides optional (nullable) types.
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Package option provides optional (nullable) types. |
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Package runes provides a small subset of functions that are found in strings, bytes standard packages, for rune slices.
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Package runes provides a small subset of functions that are found in strings, bytes standard packages, for rune slices. |
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Package tolassert provides functions for asserting the equality of numbers with tolerance (in other words, it checks whether numbers are about equal).
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Package tolassert provides functions for asserting the equality of numbers with tolerance (in other words, it checks whether numbers are about equal). |