Clog is a channel-based logging package for Go.
Package grid is a generated protocol buffer package. It is generated from these files: It has these top-level messages:
Package carbonintensity provides a wrapper around the national grid carbon intensity API - see https://api.carbonintensity.org.uk/
Package grid is a generated protocol buffer package. It is generated from these files: It has these top-level messages:
Automatically downloads and configures Steam grid images for all games in a given Steam installation.
Package grid provides a client for using the GRiD API. Portions of the grid package borrow heavily from https://github.com/google/go-github, a Go library for accessing the GitHub API, which is released under a BSD-style license (https://github.com/google/go-github/blob/master/LICENSE), with additional inspiration drawn from https://github.com/Medium/medium-sdk-go, a similar library for accessing the Medium API, and released under Apache v2.0.
Package grid is the top-level repository for the Grid Go SVG vector drawing program the GoGi GUI framework. The following sub-packages provide all the code: * grid: is the main codebase, in library form which can be used in different contexts. * cmd: is where the actual command tool is built.
Automatically downloads and configures Steam grid images for all games in a given Steam installation.
Package gridserver serves tiles with the plus codes grid. This parses the request, and generates either a GeoJSON or PNG image response.
ggsearch is a package for performing fast K-closest lookups of places on Earth. The distinguishing feature of ggsearch is that it does not require a bounding box for querying. ggsearch builds a sparse grid index of the places and performs queries by iterating the grid tiles in a spiral fashion. Here is an example showing how to use ggsearch: https://github.com/p/go-geo-grid-search/tree/master/examples/simple.go ggsearch was built for speed. On a t2.micro AWS instance a Web service running ggsearch queried a data set of 40,000 places in 5 ms/request. ggsearch is built for querying populated areas and as such querying near the poles is not going to produce the right results. Released under the MIT license.