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  • #<Sawyer::Resource:0x00007f0cdab48348>

    9.4 8.4 Rust
    Terminal bandwidth utilization tool

  • fselect

    8.6 8.3 Rust
    Find files with SQL-like queries

  • Rio term

    8.4 9.9 Rust
    A hardware-accelerated GPU terminal emulator focusing to run in desktops and browsers.

  • Popsicle

    6.1 5.3 Rust
    Multiple USB File Flasher

  • OBSOLETION NOTICE

    6.0 10.0 Rust
    DISCONTINUED. Completely OBSOLETE Rust HTTP library (server and client)

  • netscanner

    6.0 8.9 Rust
    Terminal Network scanner & diagnostic tool with modern TUI

  • Teepee

    5.7 10.0 Rust
    DISCONTINUED. Teepee, the Rust HTTP toolkit

  • PaperAge

    4.9 8.5 Rust
    Easy and secure paper backups of secrets

  • emplace

    4.3 8.3 Rust
    👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩 Synchronize installed packages on multiple machines

  • sprite

    2.0 5.7 Rust
    DISCONTINUED. 🎨 Procedurally generate 2D sprites

  • rubigo

    2.0 0.0 Rust
    DISCONTINUED. Golang dependency tool and package manager, written in Rust

  • 💾 nfd2

    1.6 3.2 Rust
    DISCONTINUED. OS native dialogs for Windows, MacOS, and Linux

  • uwc

    1.4 0.0 Rust
    DISCONTINUED. Like wc, but unicode-aware, and with per-line mode.

  • quick-skeleton

    1.1 0.0 Rust
    Simple tool for scaffolding

  • rustgenhash

    1.0 6.5 Rust
    CLI tool written in Rust which can be used to generate hashes

  • workstation

    0.9 0.0 Rust
    A nifty commandline tool to manage your workstation.

  • Rash

    0.7 0.0 Rust
    Rust-based file hashing program

  • Brink

    0.6 0.0 Rust
    Brink is a domain specific language for linking and composing binary files.

  • smart-open

    0.6 0.0 Rust
    Opens files for reading.

  • IFTTT Webhook

    0.5 2.2 Rust
    Simple async library for triggering IFTTT events using webhooks.

  • Simple-pub-sub

    0.3 8.9 Rust
    a simple message broker implemented in rust