Cog is a collection of utils for golang that I tend to use across many of my projects. Rather than building new cogs everywhere, I've just consolidated them all here. Cogs for everyone!
Cog consists of the following modules:
| Module | Docs | Description |
|---|---|---|
| (root) |  |
generic utils that didn't fit anywhere else |
| bytec |  |
extra byte slice utils |
| cfs |  |
filesystem utils |
| check |  |
test assertions and isolated FS utils |
| cio |  |
extra io utils |
| clog |  |
a logging framework that looks a bit like python's logging |
| cnet |  |
misc net utils and a socket implementation using channels |
| cort |  |
extra sorting utilities |
| ctime |  |
time utils |
| cync |  |
some extra sync utils |
| encoding/capn |  |
capnproto Marshaling and Unmarshaling |
| encoding/path |  |
path Marshaling and Unmarshaling |
| node |  |
get information about the local node |
| stack |  |
runtime call stack utils |
| statc |  |
application status and stats |
| stringc |  |
extra strings utils |
| unsafec |  |
making things more unsafe |
Each module contains full documentation over on godoc, including tons of examples.
As you might have noticed, the modules have weirdly spelled names; this is so that you can, for example, import both "sync" and "cync" into the same file, since "cync" only supplements "sync".