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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.

5929 packages

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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
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
92Health
Framework Go

urfave/cli

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

24,260
MIT
Used by 17
94Health
Tool Go

grpc-gateway

A protoc plugin that generates a reverse-proxy server, turning RESTful HTTP/JSON requests into gRPC calls from the same service definitions.

20,004
BSD 3
Used by 16
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
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
83Health
Tool Go

goose

A database migration tool for Go, driven by SQL files or plain Go functions, with a CLI and an embeddable provider library.

11,507
MIT
Used by 8
46Health
Tool Go

Wire

Compile-time dependency injection for Go that generates plain, debuggable initialization code with zero runtime reflection.

14,397
Apache 2.0
Used by 7
91Health
Framework npm

Pulumi

Infrastructure as Code in your favorite programming language, powered by a shared multi-language deployment engine.

25,735
Apache 2.0
Used by 6
92Health
Tool Go

nats-server

High-performance, self-hostable messaging server for NATS.io, powering pub/sub, request/reply, and JetStream persistence across cloud and edge.

20,778
Apache 2.0
Used by 6
95Health
Tool Go

BuildKit

The daemon and CLI toolkit behind `docker build`, compiling Dockerfiles and other build definitions into portable, cacheable OCI images.

10,291
Apache 2.0
Used by 6
97Health
Tool Go

TiDB

A distributed, MySQL-compatible SQL database built for horizontal scale, strong consistency, and hybrid transactional/analytical workloads.

40,595
Apache 2.0
Used by 5
92Health
Framework Go

Fiber

An Express-inspired Go web framework built on Fasthttp for zero-allocation, extreme-performance HTTP servers.

40,185
MIT
Used by 4
94Health
Tool Go

Docker Compose

The official CLI plugin for defining and running multi-container Docker applications from a single Compose file.

38,259
Apache 2.0
Used by 3
48Health
Framework Go

GoConvey

Behavior-driven testing for Go with nested specs, rich assertions, and a live browser results UI.

8,404
MIT
Used by 3
79Health
Tool Go

gojq

A pure Go implementation of jq for querying and transforming JSON and YAML, usable as a CLI or embedded as a Go library.

3,807
MIT
Used by 3
48Health
Tool Go

sql-migrate

A SQL schema migration tool for Go, usable as a standalone CLI or embedded directly as a library.

3,415
MIT
Used by 3
74Health
Tool Go

toxiproxy

A TCP proxy for injecting network and system failures to test how applications handle unreliable dependencies.

12,364
MIT
Used by 2
63Health
Tool Go

vtprotobuf

A protoc plugin that generates reflection-free Marshal, Unmarshal, Size, Equal, Clone, and pooling methods for Go protobuf messages.

1,119
BSD 3
Used by 2
63Health
Framework Cargo

Extism

The framework for building with WebAssembly: load, run, and extend apps with wasm plugins.

5,778
BSD 3
Used by 1
91Health
Framework npm

Encore

Backend framework and infra SDK that turns declared resources into real local and cloud infrastructure

12,394
MPL-2.0

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