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A collection of cross-platform header only/single file libraries designed to be easily dropped into any project.
The following are a list of classes provided by gnl.
Provides a way to represent paths to files/folders. Also gives some limited access to known paths such as the user's home directory and temp folders.
A library to represent time-varying variables. Variables are animated based on the real time clock and can be animated using different easing functions.
Encode and decode base64 strings
Tool for packing smaller rectangles into a bigger rectangle. Useful for texture atlas' and fonts
A library for various interpolation schemes such as bezier curves and splines
A library for reading and manipulating json files
A libray used for calling functions at a particular intervals.
A wrapper around unix sockets and winsock based on what OS you are compiling on.
A thread pool implementation. Push tasks onto the queue and the threadpool will automatically run the tasks in order.
A library for working with unicode conversions. Still in testing.
An implementation of a variant. Probably not the best way to do it. It can be used if you don't want to include the massive Boost library and can't wait till C++17 becomes more standard.