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amaanq

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README generated in Bash.
  • 📚️ 103 public repositories.
  • ⭐️ 23952 stargazers. Stars graph
  • 📃️ Preferred Licenses: MIT (15%), GPL (15%), NOASSERTION (3%), and others (67%).
  • 📧 Questions? Reach out via email @ [email protected]

Tree Sitter

I maintain and contribute to various tree-sitter repositories, including all the upstream ones, and those under the tree-sitter-grammars org.

I've created a bunch myself in hopes of having grammars for (nearly) every language.

Personal Projects

A lot of my free-time nowadays goes to either tree-sitter parser development and maintenance or personal projects. My personal projects tend to revolve around Rust, Linux, Neovim, or Reverse Engineering. Reverse engineering (RE) is definitely my favorite pass-time when it comes to anything programming-related.

I am also an embedded software/hardware enthusiast and love to dabble in assembly code, especially with the ARM family due to prior history in Android app reverse engineering. Also, X86 is ugly, but RISC-V is li a0, 0x636F6F6C 😁.

You can find some of my projects on my GitHub profile, though a lot of them are old and suck when I look at it now 🙈

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  1. tree-sitter/tree-sitter Public

    An incremental parsing system for programming tools

    Rust 20.2k 1.7k

  2. nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter Public

    Nvim Treesitter configurations and abstraction layer

    Tree-sitter Query 11.7k 964

  3. dotfiles Public

    🏠

    Nu 11

  4. nvim-config Public

    Neovim config generated with LazyVim

    Lua 77 6

  5. tree-sitter-grammars/tree-sitter-kdl Public

    KDL grammar for tree-sitter

    C 30 7

  6. tree-sitter-grammars/tree-sitter-smali Public

    smali grammar for tree-sitter

    JavaScript 4

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April 2025

Created 1 commit in 1 repository

Created a pull request in unicorn-engine/unicorn that received 5 comments

feat!: bump QEMU to 5.1.0

NoteThis PR is insanely large - every commit is atomic in nature, but it's still not super easy to review. I've tried to make it as easy as possib…

+50,201 −13,346 lines changed • 5 comments
Opened 11 other pull requests in 1 repository
Reviewed 4 pull requests in 2 repositories
22 contributions in private repositories Apr 2 – Apr 11
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