murse

This program is a rewrite of oftoast, by int, yours truly, and
other contributors. It includes a packer, less bugs, and speedier 
downloads.

FEATURES:

Lightweight and fast:
Since this is written in a compiled, lower level language, murse is
much faster than the Python implementation. It's been designed to be
quicker too, adjustments have been made that make it significantly
speedier.

Cross-platform:
Of course, we have the usual suspects (Windows, Linux) but we also
support other operating systems, like FreeBSD or Plan 9. If Go is
ported to it, it will (probably) run.

Static builds:
This program uses pure Go libraries. You can build purely static builds,
which means that deploying is simply a matter of running the binary. No
more Python and Pip annoyances!

INSTALLATION:

Binary install:
Currently, we have automatic builds being pushed to dl.spiderden.net.

Linux: https://dl.spiderden.net/murse/linux
Windows: https://dl.spiderden.net/murse/windows

We also have builds hosted on SourceHut. People writing scripts and
package maintainers should use those binaries instead.

https://git.sr.ht/~webb/murse/refs

Source install (go install):
First, ensure Go is installed.

go install spiderden.org/murse@latest
# go install spiderden.org/murse@vX.X.X
# Ensure GOBIN is in your path.

Source install (source tarball):
cd $SOURCE_TREE
make

Then you can copy the murse binary to somewhere in your $PATH.

RESOURCES:

If you want to submit a patch, feel free to do so on the mailing list.
Just be sure to sign off your commit, which indicates that you certify
your contribution under the terms of the CONTRIBUTING file.

Additionally unconfirmed bugs/support should go to the mailing list.

https://lists.sr.ht/~webb/murse

We have a low frequency mailing list for update announcements,
security notices, and other useful information. If you use murse,
especially if you use murse in other projects, you should subscribe
to the mailing list.

https://lists.sr.ht/~webb/murse-lowfreq

LICENSE:
Read the COPYING file. Third-party library notices are in
ATTRIBUTION.