Directories
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Package atom provides atomic operations for integers, floats and strings.
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Package atom provides atomic operations for integers, floats and strings. |
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Package base64 defines base64 encoding & decoding functions for Starlark.
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Package base64 defines base64 encoding & decoding functions for Starlark. |
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Package csv reads comma-separated values from strings and writes CSV data to strings.
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Package csv reads comma-separated values from strings and writes CSV data to strings. |
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Package file defines functions that manipulate files, it's inspired by file helpers from Amoy.
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Package file defines functions that manipulate files, it's inspired by file helpers from Amoy. |
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Package goidiomatic provides a Starlark module that defines Go idiomatic functions and values.
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Package goidiomatic provides a Starlark module that defines Go idiomatic functions and values. |
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Package hashlib defines hash primitives for Starlark.
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Package hashlib defines hash primitives for Starlark. |
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Package http provides tools for integrating HTTP request handling within Go-based web servers and clients with Starlark scripting capabilities.
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Package http provides tools for integrating HTTP request handling within Go-based web servers and clients with Starlark scripting capabilities. |
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Package json defines utilities for converting Starlark values to/from JSON strings based on go.starlark.net/lib/json.
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Package json defines utilities for converting Starlark values to/from JSON strings based on go.starlark.net/lib/json. |
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Package log provides functionality for logging messages at various severity levels in the Starlark environment.
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Package log provides functionality for logging messages at various severity levels in the Starlark environment. |
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Package net provides network-related functions for Starlark, inspired by Go's net package and Python's socket module.
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Package net provides network-related functions for Starlark, inspired by Go's net package and Python's socket module. |
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Package path provides path manipulation for Starlark.
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Package path provides path manipulation for Starlark. |
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Package random defines functions that generate random values for various distributions, it's intended to be a drop-in subset of Python's random module for Starlark.
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Package random defines functions that generate random values for various distributions, it's intended to be a drop-in subset of Python's random module for Starlark. |
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Package re defines regular expression functions, it's intended to be a drop-in subset of Python's re module for Starlark.
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Package re defines regular expression functions, it's intended to be a drop-in subset of Python's re module for Starlark. |
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Package regex provides regular expression functions for Starlark, intended as a subset of Python's re module backed by Go's RE2 engine.
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Package regex provides regular expression functions for Starlark, intended as a subset of Python's re module backed by Go's RE2 engine. |
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Package runtime implements the Starlark module for Go and app runtime information.
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Package runtime implements the Starlark module for Go and app runtime information. |
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Package serial defines a Starlark module that serializes data values to and from a JSON envelope, round-tripping the types plain JSON cannot: bytes, set, tuple, big integers, time, and dicts with non-string keys.
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Package serial defines a Starlark module that serializes data values to and from a JSON envelope, round-tripping the types plain JSON cannot: bytes, set, tuple, big integers, time, and dicts with non-string keys. |
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Package stats provides a Starlark module for comprehensive statistics functions.
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Package stats provides a Starlark module for comprehensive statistics functions. |
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Package string defines functions that manipulate strings, it's intended to be a drop-in subset of Python's string module for Starlark.
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Package string defines functions that manipulate strings, it's intended to be a drop-in subset of Python's string module for Starlark. |
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