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Base
PublicThis library serves as a base set of code that all Black Rook projects use. End users are encouraged to pick and choose, mix and match.Small
PublicSmall-Freemarker
PublicSmall-Mustache
PublicSwingSet
PublicGloop-GLFW
PublicGloop-OpenGL
PublicJSON
PublicThis library contains classes for converting Objects to and from JavaScript Object Notation.Math
PublicGloop-OpenAL
PublicEngine
PublicRookScript
PublicThis library compiles and runs RookScript, a non-host-specific scripting language.SQL
PublicArcheText
PublicThis library reads and writes structured, hierarchical, textual data and contains utilities to convert them to POJOs.FileSystem
PublicExpression
PublicRedis
PublicPerforms Redis server functions, plus object conversion utilities. Supports pipelining series of commands and raw writes/reads from a Redis connection, as well as Redis cursors.RookScript-Desktop
PublicSmall-Jetty
PublicLogging
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Public archiveDB
Public archiveThis library contains classes that aid in database querying and connection pooling, two of the most tedious things to do with SQL databases. Queried rows can be returned as specialized maps or POJOs with their values set via reflection. Also contains NoSQL DB tools (Redis included).CommonSync
Public archiveCommonSwing
Public archiveThis library attempts to re-abstract Java's Swing extensions into an inheritance-based framework rather than an event-driven one. While this project does not seek to undermine the functionality of Swing, this should at the very least help in making the creation of Swing-based forms and inputs less daunting to those who are used to an inheritance…CommonLang
Public archiveCommonIO
Public archiveScripting
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Public archiveDL
Public archiveThe purpose of the DataLanguage project is to create a hierarchical means for organizing data that is to be read into programs in order to set up internal data structures/settings and also a means to export said data into a user- readable or editable format. It is similar to XML in the sense that it does the same thing, except that DL uses a fre…