Generally speaking, such libraries are written in c/c++, but I want to do something different
Lib.rs is the easiest way to find libraries, but there's not many good looking results I could find with obvious terms:
- SGP4 — Rust implementation // Lib.rs is a Celestrak port
- donnager — Rust utility // Lib.rs seems to be a launch calculation library? Might be more there from the description.
- ESKF — Rust math library // Lib.rs models inertial navigation, but I think it's more concerned with phones than satellites?
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crates.io
is the official site for the default cargo registry, lib.rs
is a third-party site with better organization and search. They show the same information, but lib.rs
is a lot nicer.
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Crates.io is the official registry, while lib.rs is a community-created index with less bloat. They both refer to the same set of crates. There's no substantial difference between looking up stuff in either.
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