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Open Source Packages

Libraries, frameworks, tools, and SDKs used by the apps in this directory — scored the same way as the apps themselves.

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95Health
Framework Cargo

Tokio

The async runtime powering most of Rust's networked, concurrent, and I/O-bound applications.

33,257
MIT
Used by 96
54Health
Framework Go

Cobra

The commander library that powers Kubernetes, Hugo, and GitHub CLI's command-line interfaces.

44,650
Apache 2.0
Used by 62
95Health
SDK Go

AWS SDK for Go v2

The official AWS SDK for Go — type-safe, modular clients for every AWS service.

3,658
Apache 2.0
Used by 44
91Health
Framework Cargo

Tauri

Build tiny, fast, and secure desktop and mobile apps with a Rust backend and a web frontend.

111,435
Apache 2.0
Used by 42
92Health
Framework Cargo

axum

Ergonomic and modular HTTP routing and request-handling framework for Rust, built on Tokio, Hyper, and Tower.

27,254
MIT
Used by 28
95Health
SDK Go

go-github

A comprehensive Go client library for the GitHub REST API, covering everything from repos and issues to Actions, Apps, and enterprise admin endpoints.

11,309
BSD 3
Used by 23
77Health
Framework Go

Gin

A high-performance HTTP web framework for Go, built on a zero-allocation radix-tree router with an Express.js-style API.

89,268
MIT
Used by 22
97Health
SDK Go

azcore

The core HTTP pipeline, credentials, and error types shared by every Azure SDK for Go client library.

1,855
MIT
Used by 22
95Health
SDK Cargo

vercel_runtime

The official Rust runtime for writing and deploying serverless functions on Vercel.

16,313
Apache 2.0
Used by 18
92Health
Framework Go

urfave/cli

A declarative, dependency-free Go package for building fast, friendly command-line tools.

24,260
MIT
Used by 17
93Health
SDK Cargo

aws-config

Resolves AWS credentials and shared configuration for every AWS SDK for Rust client.

686
Apache 2.0
Used by 16
92Health
SDK Go

minio-go

The official Go client SDK for MinIO and any Amazon S3 compatible object storage service.

3,003
Apache 2.0
Used by 15
93Health
SDK Cargo

aws-sdk-s3

AWS's official, code-generated Rust client for Amazon S3

3,339
Apache 2.0
Used by 14
95Health
SDK Go

sentry-go

The official Go SDK for capturing errors, panics, and performance traces and sending them to Sentry.

1,105
MIT
Used by 14
98Health
SDK Go

docker/docker

The legacy Go client library for the Docker Engine API, used to build and manage containers, images, and daemons programmatically.

72,142
Apache 2.0
Used by 13
82Health
Framework Go

Bubble Tea

A Go framework based on The Elm Architecture for building terminal UIs, from simple prompts to full-window, high-performance TUI applications.

45,125
MIT
Used by 13
94Health
Framework Go

Echo

A minimalist, high-performance Go web framework with a radix-tree router, built-in middleware chain, and first-class HTTP/2 support.

32,734
MIT
Used by 13
89Health
Framework Cargo

napi-rs

Build precompiled Node.js add-ons in Rust via Node-API, no node-gyp required

7,950
MIT
Used by 13
89Health
SDK Go

MCP Go SDK

The official Go SDK for building Model Context Protocol servers and clients, maintained in collaboration with Google.

5,162
Apache 2.0
Used by 12
90Health
SDK npm

Svix

Official JavaScript/TypeScript client for the Svix webhook delivery API and signature verification.

3,423
MIT
Used by 12
85Health
SDK Go

slack

A comprehensive Go client for the Slack Web API, RTM, Events API, and Socket Mode.

4,965
Other
Used by 11
81Health
Framework Go

Ginkgo

A mature, BDD-style testing framework for Go that pairs with Gomega to write expressive, parallelizable specs.

9,061
MIT
Used by 10
55Health
SDK Go

aws-sdk-go

The official Go SDK for calling AWS services like S3, DynamoDB, and EC2 — now in end-of-support status as AWS steers users to SDK v2.

8,667
Apache 2.0
Used by 10
92Health
SDK Cargo

Sentry Rust SDK

The official Sentry SDK for capturing errors, panics, and traces in Rust applications

753
MIT
Used by 10

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