Acknowledgments 🙏
Dev Cockpit wouldn't be possible without the amazing open-source projects and tools that power it.
Core Technologies
Go Programming Language
The foundation of Dev Cockpit, providing fast compilation, excellent concurrency, and cross-platform support.
- Website: golang.org
- License: BSD 3-Clause
Bubble Tea
A powerful TUI (Text User Interface) framework for Go that makes building interactive terminal applications delightful.
- GitHub: charmbracelet/bubbletea
- Creator: Charm
- License: MIT
Lipgloss
A styling library for terminal output, providing beautiful colors and layouts for the TUI.
- GitHub: charmbracelet/lipgloss
- Creator: Charm
- License: MIT
gopsutil
Cross-platform library for retrieving system information (CPU, memory, disk, network, etc.)
- GitHub: shirou/gopsutil
- License: BSD 3-Clause
Viper
Configuration management library supporting multiple formats and live reloading.
- GitHub: spf13/viper
- License: MIT
Development Tools
macOS System Tools
Dev Cockpit integrates with native macOS utilities:
brew- Homebrew package managernpm- Node package managerdocker- Container managementxcode-select- Xcode command line tools- Various system commands (
du,ps,sysctl, etc.)
Documentation
VitePress
Powers the documentation website with a modern, fast static site generator.
- Website: vitepress.dev
- License: MIT
Community Contributors
Special thanks to everyone who has:
- ⭐ Starred the repository
- 🍴 Forked and contributed code
- 🐛 Reported bugs and issues
- 💡 Suggested new features
- 📚 Improved documentation
- ❤️ Supported the project through donations
Apple Silicon
Built specifically for Apple Silicon Macs (M1/M2/M3 chips), leveraging the power and efficiency of ARM64 architecture.
Inspiration
Dev Cockpit was inspired by the need for a unified, modern command center for macOS development workflows, combining system monitoring, package management, and maintenance tools in one beautiful TUI.
INFO
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License
Dev Cockpit is released under GPL 3.0. See the License page for full details.
All dependencies are used in accordance with their respective licenses.
