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31 repositories tagged with rust
lstr: A Fast, Minimalist Directory Tree Viewer Written in Rust
lstr is a high-performance, minimalist command-line utility for viewing directory trees, built with Rust. It offers both a classic `tree`-like output and a powerful interactive Text User Interface (TUI) mode for fluid exploration. With features like Git integration, icon support, and smart filtering, lstr provides an efficient way to understand project structures.
Tach: Enforcing Python Dependencies with Modular Architecture
Tach is an open-source Python tool, written in Rust, designed to visualize and enforce dependencies within your projects. It promotes modular architecture by ensuring declared dependencies, public interfaces, and preventing dependency cycles. Installable via pip, Tach offers incremental adoption and no runtime impact.
ZLUDA: Run CUDA Applications on Non-NVIDIA GPUs with Near-Native Performance
ZLUDA is an innovative open-source project providing a drop-in replacement for CUDA, enabling users to run CUDA applications on non-NVIDIA GPUs. Written in Rust, it aims to deliver near-native performance, significantly expanding hardware compatibility for CUDA-dependent software. This project offers a powerful solution for greater flexibility in GPU computing environments.
Dim: A Self-Hosted Media Manager Fueled by Rust and React
Dim is a powerful, self-hosted media manager designed to organize and beautify your media collections. Built with Rust and React, it allows users to access and play their media anytime from anywhere with minimal setup. This project offers flexible deployment options, including binaries, Docker, and building from source.
RapidRAW: A High-Performance, GPU-Accelerated RAW Image Editor
RapidRAW is a modern, GPU-accelerated RAW image editor designed for performance and a non-destructive workflow. It offers a beautiful, lightweight editing experience across Windows, macOS, and Linux, built with Rust, Tauri, and React. This open-source project provides professional-grade adjustments and innovative AI-powered features for photographers seeking speed and control.
Redlib: A Private, Fast, and Lightweight Front-End for Reddit
Redlib is an open-source, privacy-focused front-end for Reddit, offering a fast and lightweight browsing experience without ads, tracking, or bloat. Built with Rust, it proxies all requests through the server, ensuring user privacy while providing most of Reddit's signed-out functionalities. It stands out for its speed and robust privacy features compared to the official Reddit site.
Zed: A High-Performance, Multiplayer Code Editor by Atom and Tree-sitter Creators
Zed is a high-performance, multiplayer code editor developed by the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter. Written in Rust, it aims to provide a fast and collaborative coding experience. This powerful tool is designed for developers who value speed and efficiency in their workflow.
GitBundle: A Rust-Powered Self-Hosted Code Hosting Platform
GitBundle is a modern, self-hosted code hosting and workflow automation platform built with Rust, emphasizing performance, security, and full control. It offers a streamlined workflow engine compatible with GitHub Actions syntax, making it ideal for teams requiring a reliable and fast self-hosted solution.
PyO3: Seamless Rust Bindings for the Python Interpreter
PyO3 provides comprehensive Rust bindings for the Python interpreter, enabling developers to create native Python extension modules with Rust. It also supports running and interacting with Python code directly from Rust binaries. This powerful library allows for leveraging Rust's performance and safety within Python applications, bridging the gap between two robust ecosystems.
Rerun: Open Source SDK for Multimodal Data Logging and Visualization
Rerun is an open-source SDK designed for logging, storing, querying, and visualizing complex multimodal and multi-rate data. It provides SDKs for C++, Python, and Rust, enabling developers to stream data to a powerful viewer for live visualization or later analysis. This tool is particularly valuable for debugging and understanding systems in robotics, computer vision, and spatial AI.
Kreuzberg: A Polyglot Document Intelligence Framework with a Rust Core
Kreuzberg is a powerful polyglot document intelligence framework built with a high-performance Rust core. It enables extraction of text, metadata, and structured information from over 50 file formats, including PDFs, Office documents, and images. Developers can leverage Kreuzberg across multiple languages like Rust, Python, Ruby, Go, and Node.js, or utilize it via CLI, REST API, or MCP server.
Teller: Cloud Native Secrets Management for Developers
Teller is an open-source, universal secret manager designed for developers, enabling seamless interaction with secrets directly from the command line. It eliminates the need for scattered .env files or hardcoded tokens, integrating with various vaults and cloud services like Hashicorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, and Google Secret Manager. This tool streamlines secret workflows, enhances security, and helps fight secret sprawl across development environments.