peanut | Go package to write tagged data structs

peanut is a Go library. peanut has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

When building an app or tool that needs to output data consisting of multiple different record types to disk, perhaps with requirements that change over time (whether during development or after initial deployment), perhaps requiring multiple output formats (during development/testing, or as final output) — is where peanut might be 'the right tool for the job'. Ideal for use as an output solution for, e.g. data conversion tools, part of an ETL pipeline, data-acquistion or extraction tools/apps, web-scrapers, structured logging, persistence of captured data/metadata/events, job reporting, etc. Whether building an ad-hoc tool as a quick hack, or as part of a bigger, more serious project. peanut initially evolved as part of a larger closed-source project, is tried and tested, and production-ready.