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A CLI batch downloader for your Bandcamp collection
Command line interface for running containers in bandsocks
Experimental embeddable container sandbox (not working yet)
Internal runtime binary for bandsocks
A library for representing bandwidth speed in a variety of units, mimicking the `core::time::Duration` struct.
Reserved name for future use.
Real-time network bandwidth monitor with beautiful ASCII charts
A blazingly fast CLI made in rust that compiles DuckDuckGo-style `!bang` shortcuts into a binary map for instant query resolution
screw render adapter for bang widgets
bang input event decoding
!-notation for Rust
A CLI for building and rating great READMEs — scores against research-backed best practices and bootstraps the rmb skill into Pi and Claude Code
A Rust crate for Bangla date, calendar, number conversion, currency, and Bangladeshi addresses.
An api implementation for Bangumi website.
Rust binding for bangumi data
A declarative framework for rule-based state machines.
Various bank related traits and implementation. An abstract bank-transaction parser; easily add your own bank. SEPA RF implementation for easy formatting and checking of RF fields.
Generate Finnish virtual bank barcodes
Detect CSV files from a couple of German banks (N26, DKB) and PayPal, filter out transactions in a specific currency and generate a CSV file with these transactions
Rust library for parsing bank and credit card transaction history from multiple financial export formats
Import bank transaction exports (CSV/XLS/PDF) and API fetchers into your hledger journal with dedup, categorization rules, and a review-before-approve workflow.
A simple project for the first time after learning Rust... there's no any comments.. it looks like spaghetti code
Convert bank CSV files to GnuCash-compatible format using JSON-based account mapping rules
banken 番犬 — the pleme-io-native k9s (naturalize). An observe-first, GitOps-native cluster-navigator TUI: a live :pods table rendered through egaku-term's typed cell surface, with every action routed through the postigo three-class action-legality gate (OBSERVE reads, DECLARE lowers to a full-manifest GitOps change, BREAK-GLASS is witnessed). Proven against a fixture cluster source this session; the live-cluster read is wired behind the ClusterEnv seam under the `live` feature.
banken's typed config surface — ONE struct carrying both faces: `#[tatara(keyword = "defbanken")]` (the Lisp authoring face) and `impl shikumi::TieredConfig` (the deployment/tier-folding face). Follows the escriba-config precedent exactly: the shikumi tiers are the operator-facing runtime summary; the authored `.lisp` under `specDir` stays the load-bearing DOMAIN prescription (views/actions/columns/sort) that this struct cannot express.
The postigo action-legality citizenship primitive — a TYPED-SPEC + INTERPRETER triplet for banken (the pleme-io-native k9s). Types are the hard border; the (defk8sview)/(defk8saction) Lisp forms are the authoring surface; the ClusterEnv trait has no unwitnessed-mutate method by construction. Proven against a mock cluster, no live cluster required.
Bank Holidays for England & Wales in Rust
Bankineco rust helpers