Go

urfave/cli: A Zero-Dependency Command Line Application Framework for Go

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│ Analysis Summary                                    │
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│ Type: Framework                                     │
│ Purpose: A Zero-Dependency Command Line Application Framework for Go│
│ Primary Language: go + markdown + yaml              │
│ LOC: 31K                                            │
│ Test Files: 24                                      │
│ Architecture: go                                    │
│ Confidence: Medium                                  │
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Analyzed: f27e66c6 from 2025-10-10

urfave/cli: A Zero-Dependency Command Line Application Framework for Go

The urfave/cli project provides a declarative framework for building command line applications in Go. According to the repository’s README, this library offers commands and subcommands with alias support, dynamic shell completion for multiple shells, and a flexible help system while maintaining zero dependencies beyond the Go standard library.

Pulse: Real-time Proxmox Infrastructure Monitoring with Go and TypeScript

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│ Analysis Summary                                    │
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│ Type: Project                                       │
│ Primary Language: go + typescript + markdown        │
│ LOC: 95K                                            │
│ Test Files: 15                                      │
│ Architecture: go                                    │
│ Confidence: High                                    │
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Analyzed: 2393fff0 from 2025-10-08

Pulse: Real-time Proxmox Infrastructure Monitoring with Go and TypeScript

Pulse provides real-time monitoring for Proxmox VE and Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) environments through a web-based dashboard. The project combines a Go backend for system integration with a modern TypeScript frontend, offering features like auto-discovery of Proxmox nodes, unified backup management, and configurable alerting via email and webhooks.

Pulse: Real-time Infrastructure Monitoring for Proxmox Environments

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│ Analysis Summary                                    │
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│ Type: Project                                       │
│ Primary Language: go + typescript + markdown        │
│ LOC: 85K                                            │
│ Test Files: 13                                      │
│ Architecture: go                                    │
│ Confidence: High                                    │
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Analyzed: 0c832a63 from 2025-10-03

Pulse: Real-time Infrastructure Monitoring for Proxmox Environments

Pulse is a Go-based monitoring solution specifically designed for Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) and Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) infrastructure. The project combines a Go backend with a TypeScript frontend to provide real-time monitoring, alerting, and management capabilities for virtualized environments.

Bubble Tea: A Functional Framework for Terminal UIs in Go

Bubble Tea: A Functional Framework for Terminal UIs in Go

After diving deep into Bubble Tea’s codebase (143 files, 15,355 lines of Go), I can see why it’s become the go-to framework for building terminal applications. This isn’t just another CLI library – it’s a complete architecture for interactive terminal UIs based on The Elm Architecture pattern.

What Bubble Tea Actually Does

Bubble Tea provides a functional framework where your entire application state lives in a model, and three methods handle everything: Init() for startup commands, Update() for state changes, and View() for rendering. The README tutorial shows this pattern clearly with a shopping list example where the model struct contains choices, cursor position, and selected items.