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DiscordGo
(Golang) Go bindings for Discord
DiscordGo is a Go package that provides low level bindings to the Discord chat client API. DiscordGo has nearly complete support for all of the Discord API endpoints, websocket interface, and voice interface. If you would like to help the DiscordGo package please use this link to add the official DiscordGo test bot dgo to your server. This provides indispensable help to this project. Construct a new Discord client which can be used to access the variety of Discord API functions and to set... -
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Miniflux 2
Minimalist and opinionated feed reader
Miniflux is a minimalist and opinionated feed reader. The page layout, fonts, and colors are chosen to be readable on a screen. The most important thing is the content. Do you have feeds that display only a summary? Fetch the original article automatically. I suppose you don't like bloated software? Miniflux focuses on simplicity. Less is more! Be productive, use the keyboard shortcuts to navigate through the application. Scan quickly your unread items with the lightweight user interface.... -
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go-ipfs-log
Go version of append-only log CRDT on IPFS
Go version of append-only log CRDT on IPFS. An append-only log on IPFS. ipfs-log was originally created for orbit-db - a distributed peer-to-peer database on IPFS. This library intends to provide a fully compatible port of the JavaScript version in Go. The majority of this code was vastly derived from JavaScript's ipfs-log library. -
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orb DID Method
A DID method implementation that extends the Sidetree protocol
Orb implements the following specifications: did:orb, Activity Anchors. The did:orb method is based on the Sidetree specification and Activity Anchors is based on the ActivityPub and ActivityStreams specifications. The project is built using make. The BDD test suite can be run with make bdd-test. This command builds the Orb images and runs the integration tests. A full set of integration tests is included, which demonstrate all the features of Orb, including adding followers/witnesses and... -
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go-ipns
Utilities for creating, parsing, and validating IPNS records
This package contains all of the components necessary to create, understand, and validate IPNS records. It does not publish or resolve those records. Kubo uses this package internally to manipulate records. Once you have the record, you’ll need to use IPFS to publish it. There are several other major operations you can do with go-ipns. Check out the API docs or look at the tests in this repo for examples. -
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go-libp2p-http
HTTP on top of libp2p
Package p2phttp allows to serve HTTP endpoints and making HTTP requests through libp2p using Go's standard "http" and "net" stack. Instead of the regular "host:port" addressing, p2phttp uses a Peer ID and lets libp2p take care of the routing, thus taking advantage of features like multi-routes, NAT transversal and stream multiplexing over a single connection. This package is a library that uses Go modules for dependency management. -
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go-libp2p-quic-transport
An implementation of a libp2p transport using QUIC
go-libp2p-quic-transport uses quic-go to provide QUIC support for libp2p. This repo is good-compatible, and users of Go 1.11 and later with modules enabled will automatically pull the latest tagged release by referencing this package. Upgrades to future releases can be managed using go get, or by editing your go.mod file as described by the gomod documentation.
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