▲ 4 ▼ GenX: Generics For Go, Yet Again.

* It can be *easily* used with `go generate`, from the command line or as a library.
* `cmd/genx` Uses local files, packages, and optionally uses `go get` (with the `-get` flag) if the remote package doesn't exist.
* You can rewrite, remove and change pretty much everything.
* Allows you to merge a package of multiple files into a single one.
* *Safely* remove functions and struct fields.
* Automatically passes all code through `x/tools/imports` (aka `goimports`).
* If you intend on generating files in the same package, you may add `// +build genx` to your template(s).
* Transparently handles [genny](https://github.com/cheekybits/genny)'s `generic.Type`.
* Supports a few [seeds](https://github.com/OneOfOne/genx/tree/master/seeds/).
* Adds build tags based on the types you pass, so you can target specifc types (ex: `// +build genx_t_string` or `// +build genx_vt_builtin` )
* Automatically handles nil returns, will return the zero value of the type.
* Doesn't need modifying the source package if there's only one type involved.