Welcome to ynqa's Sponsorship!

Hello, I'm ynqa. I develop CLI/TUI tools in Tokyo.

Featured Tools & Libraries

• jnv
  An interactive CLI viewer for browsing and editing JSON using jq filters. With completion features, you can intuitively explore even massive JSON files.

• sig
  An interactive CLI tool for real-time grep searching through logs and text data. Ideal for filtering and reading log streams.

• logu
  A CLI tool that automatically extracts patterns from unstructured logs and provides an overview of the entire log landscape. It implements the "Drain3" algorithm in Rust for pattern extraction.

• kuqu
  A tool for interactively executing SQL-like queries against resources in Kubernetes clusters. You can JOIN Pod and Node resources and perform flexible analysis not possible with kubectl.

• empiriqa (epiq)
  A tool for interactively experimenting with UNIX pipeline operations. You can trial and error pipeline behavior while checking command output in real time.

Other Related Libraries

• promkit
  A library for building TUI (Text UI) and interactive prompts in Rust. The "unsung hero" working behind the scenes in the above tool suite.

• j9
  FFI bindings for using the jq library (libjq) from Rust. Enables native JSON filtering functionality from Rust applications.

For Continued Development and New Features

These projects are largely developed and maintained continuously by myself alone.
There are many things I want to do, including adding new features, fixing bugs, and supporting other platforms.
I also want to focus on enriching documentation and creating tutorials to make these tools more accessible to beginners.
Your support helps me secure time for development and serves as the driving force to continuously improve these "useful and practical tools" for the long term.

Additionally, the support I receive will also be used for AI coding assistant subscription fees like the Claude Code Max plan and development environment maintenance costs.
In essence, expensive AI coding assistants help my coding work progress more efficiently, which ultimately benefits the projects :)

Developer Philosophy: Learn by tinkering

"Try first, then learn" — I place this experience-focused approach at the center of my development philosophy.
In fact, the tool suite introduced above is designed to provide an environment where users can actually get hands-on and experiment (tinker).
Features like interactive filtering and real-time result display are specifically designed to support the joy of "learning by touching."
I myself love trial and error while writing code, and I want to continue creating tools that can share that enjoyment.

Sponsor Benefits and Gratitude

For sponsors who provide support, I will include modest credits in the project documentation.
More than anything, the very existence of sponsors serves as great encouragement.

Thank you again for reading this far.
Please lend me your support. I look forward to working with you!