A painless self-hosted Git service
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Gogs is an organization on GitHub that focuses on self-hosted Git services. With a primary emphasis on Go, CSS, and Java, Gogs maintains a wide range of repositories, including the main Gogs project and several API clients. Their public footprint showcases various tools and documentation aimed at enhancing Git service usability.
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gogs
The painless way to host your own Git service
go-gogs-client
Gogs API client in Go.
git-module
Package git-module is a Go module for Git access through shell commands
git
Package GoGits - Git is a pure Go implementation of Git manipulation.
docs-api
A repository for Gogs API v1 documentation.
docs
An open source project for Gogs documentation.
chardet
A fork of saintfish/chardet.
gogsweb
[Deprecated] Please use https://github.com/peachdocs/peach
webdav
A pure Golang webdav implement
gogsweb.peach
This is a repository of Gogs documentation for Peach configuration.
cron
a cron library for go
minwinsvc
A minimal windows only service stub for go that allows running any go program as a windows service.
go-libravatar
Simple golang library for serving federated avatars [MIRROR]
brand-kit
The brand kit of the Gogs project
git-module-testrepo
A repository used for testing https://github.com/gogs/git-module
Frequently asked questions
What does gogs build on GitHub?
Gogs primarily builds a self-hosted Git service, which is reflected in its main repository. This repository, along with others like go-gogs-client and git-module, demonstrates their commitment to providing accessible Git solutions.
Which programming languages does gogs use?
Gogs utilizes several programming languages, with Go being the primary language for most of its projects. Additionally, CSS and Java are used in specific repositories, showcasing their diverse technical skill set.
Are gogs's repositories public?
Yes, all of Gogs's repositories are public on GitHub. This allows users and developers to access their projects, contribute to ongoing development, and utilize documentation related to their self-hosted Git services.
Is this exposure intended?
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