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The gawkextlib project provides several extension libraries for gawk (GNU AWK), as well as libgawkextlib containing some APIs that are useful for building gawk extension libraries. These libraries enable gawk to process XML data, interact with a PostgreSQL database, use the GD graphics library, and perform unlimited precision MPFR calculations. These extensions work with GNU AWK version 4.1.1 or later. We have created a framework for packaging gawk extensions, and we welcome further contributions. Recent additions include haru, redis, and select for I/O multiplexing.

X11::GUITest is a Perl module for controlling applications through user-input emulation. It lets you interact with applications running under X Window System — sending keystrokes, clicking mouse buttons, finding and manipulating windows, and more — including apps built with GTK+, Qt, Motif, and other toolkits on top of X11/Xlib. If you're comparing GUI automation tools for X11, X11::GUITest is another option worth considering alongside xautomation and xdotool.

...It is not a CAD system but a GObject-based library where a custom application can put common CAD entities such as paths, hatches and dimensions, to automatically create technical drawings. A demo application is provided in order to show the capabilities of the canvas. Although it is possible to interact with the library directly in C (that is what the adg-demo program is doing), the canvas is expected to be used from higher level languages, much in the same way as what done in the GNOME stack. Lua bindings based on LGI are already provided out of the box. The adg-lua project, downloadable from the "Files" section, provides Lua programs and demos that leverages these bindings.

Peachy is an API used by client-side PHP programs, such as bots, used to interact with a MediaWiki site. It interfaces with the MediaWiki built-in API.

The Python wrapper for the Centera SDK used to interact with the EMC Centera content addressed storage device.

Wily is a mouse-oriented, text-based environment for programmers. It lets you interact with files, directories and programs through mouse and keyboard operations on plain text. Most of Wily\'s design (but none of its code) comes from Rob Pike's acme.