My projects you should check out

macli

macli is an Unofficial CLI-Based MyAnimeList Client. With macli you can update your anime or manga list and even see others' lists. You may or may not even call it MyAnimeListCLIent!

macli is built with ♥ and Go and is powered by the mg API wrapper.

Website | Source Code

OpenBills

Cloud based libre billing software. Currently highly under development but dope indeed. It may not scale up to the moon but it might just scale up to your heart :)

Powered by Go on the server side and Vue.js on web.

Website | Source Code (server) | Source Code (web)

mg

Extremely cool MyAnimeList API wrapper for Go. With this you can easily access the MyAnimeList V2 API programmatically. Now that's what I call epic. Oh and it made macli possible.

The m in mg stands for MyAnimeList and the g is for Go. But recently I was suggested "Magnesium" which sounds so much more badass so you call it whatever you want.

Documentation | Source Code

Meow

Nyaa is a website with which you can download relatively questionable files. That's why you should programmatically search Nyaa with Go. Also supports Nyaa mirrors.

It's called "Meow" because "Nyaa" is "Meow" in Nihongo.

Documentation | Source Code

Tic Tac Toe

Pretty overdone project I made when I was learning to code, but still fun to play! My Tic Tac Toe is built with React (absolute waste) and supports multiplayer through Socket.io with Node. This makes me nostalgic and the online multiplayer is always a flex. It hangs up after 10-15 attempts sometimes idk why but it's still worth checking out.

Play Game | Source Code

Notebook Synthesis

This is a neat fork of otuva's Handwriting Synthesis. I don't know how all that neural networks stuff works, but I made the text left-aligned and created a script that would take the SVGs generated by the original project and add a white background and notebook-like rulings with imagemagick and will then convert all the pages into a PDF. This probably won't work on anything but Linux; I won't bother trying.

Now this has become my very own assignment generator!

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