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Provides several utility functions for project-level tasks such as fetching dependencies via nimble, initializing and fetching submodules, as well as a general purpose means of compiling a Nim-based executable in release and debug modes.

A module that provides a way to have modifiable variables that can retain their prior state. Useful for gui code involving options menus.

A module that provides a few helper functions such as giving a len function for enum types.

Adds several convienance functions that should be in strutils but aren’t. Also implements some alternative versions for existing functions that do less allocation.

Adds convienance functions like array-taking versions of some. Doesn’t really do anything massive just some nice stuff to reduce your workload.

Adds extra data types for maths targeting game development purposes. This module is a meta-module - you can import the various sub parts to minimize imports. It provides

Note: Some of these modules have optional support for Vladar4’s excellent SDL2 library which can be enabled by passing --define:SDL_SUPPORT when compiling.

Provides a pure nim implementation of a basic observer pattern signal bus.

Provides a pure nim implementation of a basic observer pattern signal bus. It deprecates the old events.nim module and provides much simpler and a much easier API to use. No multimethods anymore, just a basic object.

WARNING This might need to be moved to experimental due to some potential problems!
Nim’s standard library provides an excellent tables module, but this module sometimes is missing certain functionality, such as being able to get something via a numerical index (ex: getting the very first value without having to track the key). That’s where this module comes in. It’s probably not as optimized, nor as featured, but it serves as a nice basic container.

Provides a generic memory pool container for object references. depends on Nuuid when built with --define(debug).

Provides a custom solution for optional types. The use case is expecting generally one of three states - success, failure, and success but with warnings, with the failure value always being a string. Care was taken to keep things simple. This will remove the third-party dependency for Arnetheduck’s Nim-Result module, an excellent library that may be better for your use case if you need an optional who’s error value can be anything.

Performs something similar to some foss software such as tmux that try to match a string against a given list of commands.lt[Nim-Result] module for the return value.

Provides access to the X11 clipboard. Has a C dependency that is automatically compiled at build time.

Allows for emitting to the syslog with an entirely native interface.

Provides functions for working with paths on a linux system as well as cleaning them up for use in a pipe chain.

Provides helpers for working within the XDG Base Directory Specification’s directories.

A generic and customizable log module that provides a Sink concept that allows for a single logger to easily dispatch to multiple sinks, such as stdout and a file sink. New sinks can be defined via a simple inheritance and method approach. An example custom sink which also provides a syslog sink for linux is provided. See below.

A non-configurable basic but pretty console module. It supports long-text output and general pretty-ness.

A helper for working with direct ansi escapes focused around color usage. Supports the normal 16 colors as well as leveraging Nim’s colors module with true color support.

A module meant to make instituting your own console and file logger systems easier. Supports theming, customization, and more. This is still relatively new so expect breaking changes. (Needs: API cleanup and solidification, Documentation)

The reference implementation for how to interface with logcore. Provides a logger that by default only uses console output and runs in its own thread. Note that logcore does not by itself need threads, so you can use that and set it up yourself if you need to. (Needs: API cleanup and solidification, Documentation)