Look what I've done
A couple of utilities for astrophotographers. One works with FITS files, the image format used in astronomy.
The other is a web tool that lets you find celestial objects visible from your location at any given date.
Sandboxing and syscall tracing tool for Linux applications.
It tracks, logs, and blocks file access, network access, and subprocess spawning for any application.
Go library for colour support in the terminal. Handles 16-colour, 256-colour, and true-colour modes, with graceful fallback. It also offers a minimal API for cursor positioning and switching between the primary and alternate buffers.
Command-line OTP tool. Generates one-time passwords for secure
authentication using the TOTP and HOTP algorithms. Runs on
Linux and macOS.
It can also extract secrets from a Google Authenticator export QR code.
Simple image analysis tool. It reads EXIF data, plots histograms, and extracts the dominant colours from an image.
Little tool for estimating framing, depth of field, and bokeh across different focal lengths, apertures, and sensor sizes.
For more projects check out my GitHub