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My Nim style guide might help guide your own style...

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cps prs cps: rewrites your code in continuation-passing style
nimph prs nimph: sophisticated git-centric package manager
gread prs gread: genetic programming system
dist prs dist: a nim distribution for all nimions
gitnim prs gitnim: like choosenim but open and git-native
balls prs balls: a unittest framework that doesn't suck
loony prs loony: lock-free MPMC zero-copy queue for refs
background prs background: run any function in a background thread
assume prs assume: you know what they say about assumptions
arc prs arc: atomic get/set of GC reference counters
semaphores prs semaphores: a simple concurrency primitive for counting
supervisors prs supervisors: cps dispatcher composition patterns
passenger prs passenger: a demonstration of cps dispatcher features
ups prs ups: a package handler, obviously
carnac prs carnac: magical macro that persists function results
lunacy prs lunacy: native bridge to Lua virtual machine
jason prs jason: mostly compile-time JSON encoding
mongo prs mongo: production-grade mongodb client with atlas support
gram prs gram: simple in-memory graph database
frosty prs frosty: binary serialization for native types
gittyup prs gittyup: a high-level API for a low-level git library
skiplists prs skiplists: probabilistic data-structures for concurrency
bloom prs bloom: probabilistic data-structures for membership testing
badresults prs badresults: a less fascist fork of nim-result
dust: automagic minimization of compiler bugs
bump bump: a handy little tool to version and tag packages
criterion criterion: a clever statistical micro-benchmark
sigv4 sigv4: a tiny library implementing AWS Signing V4
prs golden: build, benchmark, and discover regressions
prs gun: peer-to-peer graph database
prs openapi: turn OpenApi/Swagger JSON into native APIs
atoz: native Amazon Web Services APIs
gcplat: native Google Cloud Platform APIs
bluu: native Microsoft Azure APIs
github: native GitHub APIs
cutelog prs cutelog: simple logging replacement to annoy Zevv
gully: code comment formatter with lofty ambitions
swayipc prs swayipc: wayland compositor control via i3ipc
pulseauto prs pulseauto: control pulseaudio streams via app properties
obsdbus: plugin for OBS to provide a DBUS interface
foreach: sugary macro for validating loop variables
deebus: simple sugar over the dbus module
forecast: fairly crude but useful darksky API
wet: command-line demonstration of forecast lib
datamuse: library and query tool for datamuse API
meow: wrapper for Casey Muratori's meow hash
xs: collection of small desktop apps and tools

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