Egilib

Egilib is a cross-platform software library that provides ergonomic interfaces and reusable components intended to simplify application development. It emphasizes modular design, portability, and a clean, consistent API to reduce boilerplate across different languages and runtimes.

Its architecture centers on a core runtime with optional modules that can be plugged in or removed at build time. Core areas include utilities, data structures, input/output abstractions, concurrency primitives, and a lightweight plugin system for extending functionality without modifying user code. The project prioritizes small dependencies, predictable performance, and stable application-facing interfaces.

Egilib offers language bindings and integration points for multiple programming languages, with primary support for C and C++, and community-developed bindings for languages such as Python and Rust. The documentation covers installation, basic tutorials, API references, and guidance for migration between versions.

Development and licensing information are maintained in public repositories and release notes. The project uses an open-source licensing model with permissive terms for many modules, and it encourages community contributions through issue trackers, pull requests, and code reviews.