Olivier's Open Source Code

I am trying to exclusively develop free software since the beginning of 2024. Below is a compilation of some of my contributions (open-source and free software).

Featured projects

• vanitydoc
  go documentation as a static site (HTML and Gemtext). When hosted at the package URL, it makes the package importable by the Go tools ("vanity import path"). Online demo of godoctricks package

• swift
  IBAN checker (and deducer for some BIC codes). Online demo of IBAN check

• devf
  livereload webserver for local development (serve local folder / reverse proxy).

• rvcodns
  client implementation for Release Version Check over DNS (RVCoDNS).

Chosen contributions

• Forgejo (fork of Gitea): refactor and bugfix of several features, backed by tests to ensure high quality and prevent regressions.

• Blender Asset Tracer BAT🦇: support of new asset types (IES lighting, OpenVDB) than can be traced an packed for easy sharing of Blender scenes.

Personal infrastructure

• pages: {gemini, https, http3} multi-host static server written in Go. Serving this very website.

• fritzgox: Fritz!Box client (UPnP, AHA - AVM Home Automation) written in Go.

• gohmekit: HomeKit Accessory Protocol (hap) server written in Go.

Finished projects

• Blender docker images for CPU rendering: fully automated repository, which publishes docker images for each new release of Blender. Those images can be used in Continuous Integration for testing or in production for rendering.

• risefront: Go library which provides a gracefully upgradable server behing a tcp connection with zero-downtime (without disturbing running transfers or dropping incoming requests). Works on windows as well.