go-libs

# Overview pierrre/go-libs is a repository of Go libraries described by its author as "Go libraries shared by my projects." Rather than a single application, it serves as a common home for Go packages that the author reuses across multiple codebases. ## What the README tells us The README is deliberately short. It contains: - A one-line title, "Go libs". - A brief description: "Go libraries shared by my projects." - A single badge linking to the Go Reference page for the module, which points to `https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/pierrre/go-libs`. Because the README itself does not enumerate individual packages or explain their purpose, the practical entry point for anyone interested is the linked Go Reference documentation, which is generated from the module's exported API. ## Who it may be useful for - Go developers looking for reusable, battle-tested utility packages that another developer already uses in production across several projects. - Anyone browsing the author's ecosystem who wants to understand what shared building blocks are available before depending on them. ## Practical notes - The module path is `github.com/pierrre/go-libs`, so it can be added with the standard Go module tooling. - Since the documented surface lives on pkg.go.dev, checking that reference is the most reliable way to see which packages exist and what each one exposes. - There is no claim in the README about supported Go versions, license terms beyond what the repository declares, or stability guarantees; consult the repository files for those details. ## Summary A lightweight, low-ceremony shared library collection for Go. Its value lies in consolidating small reusable packages in one place, with public documentation available through the standard Go Reference service.