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CSuit-libs
Shared Go packages used across the CSuit products (CShop, CTime, CBots and TVT).
go get github.com/CarlSinclair/csuit-libs@v1.0.0
Requires Go 1.26 or newer.
Packages
- logger: leveled logging, secret and IP-to-location redaction, Sentry, Telegram alerts, persistent-failure and retry helpers
- mailer: SMTP delivery with STARTTLS, header sanitizing, attachments, text direction
- redis: client, queues, disk spool, email worker pool, rate limiting, delivery status, and a reliable queue (at-least-once delivery with a processing list and crash recovery)
- redisadmin: queue and key inspection helpers for operator pages
- secretbox: authenticated encryption for stored secrets (XChaCha20-Poly1305, HKDF-SHA256 per label, key IDs for rotation); also reads the legacy
enc:v1:AES-GCM format - session: database-backed sessions with a Redis cache
- sqlretry: retries for transient SQLite errors
- telegram: Bot API client with pacing, retry handling, token validation (
GetMe) and login verification, plus one in-memory send queue per bot token - telegram/durable: optional Redis-backed Telegram queue with a worker, so messages survive a restart
Redis is optional
Nothing here needs a running Redis server to compile or to be imported. Without Redis:
- the Telegram per-token queue keeps working in memory
- logging, sessions (database only), secretbox, sqlretry and mailer work as normal
Only the email worker pool, telegram/durable, the reliable queue and Redis rate limiting need a Redis server.
Examples
Sealing a stored secret, with a purpose label so a value sealed for one use cannot be opened as another:
key, _ := secretbox.ParseKey(os.Getenv("SECRET_ENCRYPTION_KEY"))
ring, _ := secretbox.New("k1", map[string][]byte{"k1": key})
sealed, _ := ring.Seal("stripe/api-key", "sk_live_...")
plain, err := ring.Open("stripe/api-key", sealed)
Rotation: add the new key to the keyring, make it current, and call Reseal on each stored value. NeedsReseal tells you which values still use an older key.
Checking a bot token and sending through the per-token queue:
info, err := telegram.GetMe(ctx, token)
err = telegram.Do(ctx, token, "notify", func(ctx context.Context, b *telegram.Bot) error {
return b.SendMessage(ctx, chatID, "hello")
})
Security
Secret values are redacted from log output, and bot tokens are scrubbed from error text. Report vulnerabilities as described in SECURITY.md, not in public issues.
License
AGPL-3.0-or-later. See LICENSE and NOTICE.
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