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Ports the build-and-release pipeline from .drone.yml to .gitea/workflows/release.yaml. Same three amd64 targets, same release-on-tag trigger. Actions are pinned to full commit SHAs resolved from gitea.com, the runner's action resolution host. Its mirror of actions/checkout lags upstream, so the floating v4 tag there points at a different commit than github's; only immutable version tags agree across both hosts. checkout stays on v4 and setup-go on v5 because later majors require a Node 24 runtime that act_runner images do not generally ship. Hardening driven by zizmor: workflow-level permissions denied by default with contents:write scoped to the job that publishes the release, persist-credentials disabled so the token is not left in .git/config, and the Go module cache disabled so released binaries cannot be built from restorable cache state. Behaviour changes: - sha1 checksums dropped; gitea-release-action only emits md5 and sha256 - the gitea_public_releases secret is no longer read, as the action defaults to the runner-injected repo token - Go version now comes from go.mod rather than the floating golang image Also gitignores the usergen build output, which dist/* missed. Verified: go build, go vet and go test clean; all three cross-compile targets produce binaries; actionlint and zizmor --offline report no findings. The release step itself is unverified until a tag is pushed.
Usergen - Random Username Generator
Overview
usergen is a simple yet powerful utility written in Go, designed to generate random usernames by combining verbs with nouns in a verb-noun format. It's perfect for creating unique and memorable usernames for a variety of applications. The utility is flexible, allowing users to specify the number of usernames to generate and optionally copy the output directly to the clipboard.
Features
- Written in Go: Fast and efficient execution.
- Customizable Output: Control over the number of usernames generated.
- Clipboard Support: Easy copying of generated usernames to the clipboard for immediate use.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Supports OSX, Windows (tested on Windows 7 but should work on others), and Linux/Unix (requires 'xclip' or 'xsel').
Getting Started
Installation
You can download the provided release for your OS on the releases page
Usage
Run usergen with the following command-line arguments:
-n Xto specify the number of usernames to generate (where X is the number of usernames).-cto copy the generated usernames to the clipboard.
usergen -n 1 -c
This will generate a random username and copy it to the clipboard
Development
The repository includes a .devcontainer definition for easy development setup using Visual Studio Code's Dev Containers. This allows you to work with a consistent development environment.
License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE file in the repository for more information.