Add implementation of sg_get_user_stats from C library libstatgrab latest version #18
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akhenakh
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Please change the url for the status back to this repo
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| Note: On OSX you need to install brew and install library in OS with this cmd: | |||
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Note: On OSX, libstatgrab can be installed using brew:
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I implemented statitics for
sg_get_user_statsfromlibstatgrablibrary.Original specification:
https://libstatgrab.org/docs/sg_get_user_stats.3.html
Added go modules, what is today standard and CI in github action, what is must have, too.
All modules from this library works well for me a long time on two platforms Linux and Darwin/MacOSX, so I send respect to author ;-)