go-utls

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go-utls

Utilities for Go

go-utls is a small Go repository where I put all the useful stuff I regularly need in my projects. Feel free to use at your discretion with the appropriate license mentions.

NB: I've developed the same kind of library for TypeScript, available on NPM: ts-utls

Usage

go get github.com/cyrildever/go-utls

This repository contains the following modules:

• crypto: a proxy to Go-Ethereum's ECIES library and to my ecies-geth JavaScript library (including the Path type) as well as a small SSHPublicKey2String() utility;
• io: a light REST client utility on top of fasthttp with Delete, Get, Patch, Post and Put methods;
• model: a list of types I frequently use in my projects (such as Base64 or Hash types) all implementing my Model interface;
• normalizer: the adaptation of my Empreinte Sociométrique™ patented work for normalizing contact data (see its specific README or use its TypeScript equivalent on NPM: es-normalizer);
• a few utility sub-modules:
  • caller: to get information about the location of the calling function (file name and line number);
  • concurrent: to handle concurrent maps and slices (with faster slice appending when its length is set at instantiation through the concurrent.NewSlice function);
  • email: my "quick-and-dirty" SMTP client (including examples in tests for use with AWS SES or Gmail);
  • event: a simple event bus manager;
  • file: to find, truncate, know existence, delete or get lines from files;
  • logger: a wrapper to the log package to output logs to stderr and optionally a file;
  • ntp: another small wrapper to handle time with NTP;
  • packer: to marshal/unmarshal data (JSON, MessagePack, MongoDB's Bson, …);
  • utils: a bunch of useful utility functions (Capitalize(), Chunk(), DateFormat() from Java notation, EuclideanDivision(), Flatten(), FromHex()/ToHex(), back-and-forth conversions of byte arrays (to string, number, etc.), IsPointer()/IsValue() test methods, ToUTF8() string formatting, …);
  • xor: to apply XOR operation to strings or byte arrays.

License

These modules are distributed under a MIT license. See the LICENSE file.

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