This is really cool. SQLite is, of course, the super-widely used, embedded SQL database, written in C. modernc.org/sqlite is a CGo-free version of it for Go, which makes it easier to use in Go programs.
From the release notes of Ory Hydra, I learned about knadh/koanf, a Go library for configuration (via command line or files in various useful formats). It claims to have fewer dependencies than other options, but still has quite a few. The dependencies aren’t unreasonable for what the library does.
Bubbletea is a Go library for creating UIs for the command line. It’s based on the Elm architecture and there are pre-made components available for it.
I like working with Testify as a more ergonomic way to write tests in Go. The problem is that some comparisons it does (as with times) can be incorrect. There’s an issue to use go-cmp instead, but they’re worried about backwards compatibility problems. I hope they make the change in some fashion, though.