Code

Here is some of my code available in the wild. Unfortunately my meatier stuff is employer-owned, but I still have some interesting things running around.

Most of the code below is rather old, so it might not work in the latest and greatest versions. That being said, nothing seems like it’d take more than a quick fix to bring up to speed, so I might put in some time to do so. PRs are welcome :)

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★ conditio-clj: Clojure, conditions, favorite; Docs; A simple condition system for Clojure. I hadn’t used Clojure in years, so this seemed as good an excuse as any :)
★ conditio-java: Java, conditions, favorite; Javadoc; A simple condition system for Java, somewhat inspired by Common Lisp, but without dynamic variables or reflection wizardry; try-with-resources seems to do the trick :)
★ genericcons: Java, favorite, generics, token, type; Javadoc; An amusing, Lisp-inspired trick for Java generics to accept an open-ended list of type variables. The possibility occurred to me one day, and I’d messed around with type tokens before, so it was a quick hack :)
groucho: Lua, Mustache, template; An alternative Mustache implementation for Lua. Written mainly as an excuse to check out re, and later telescope for Mustache’s specs.
javadoc-taglets: Java, Javadoc, taglets; Javadoc; A place for some custom Javadoc taglets. For now there’s only one: include.file, which inserts the text content of a file in the docs.
leg: LPeg, Lua, grammar; There’s a LuaForge link, but it’s for an older version.; A complete Lua 5.1 grammar in LPeg, along with some functions to use and modify it. I don’t maintain it, but I wrote the initial version (holy crap, I’m old…).
mea-libris: Go, Google, book, service, web; A simple REST API which shows one’s books (using OAuth) in Google Books as JSON or CSV. The original idea was to show a unified view of one’s books in Google Books and Amazon Kindle. Alas, accessing Kindle’s list is trickier. Especially when Amazon doesn’t want you to…
nexus: Go, Nexus; GoDoc; Pulls some data from a Sonatype Nexus 2.x instance. I haven’t tested, but it probably doesn’t work with Nexus 3.x, which has a different API.
shake: Lua, test; A simple and transparent test engine for Lua 5.1, which uses leg. I don’t maintain it, but I wrote the initial core (wow, it has been a while…).