Main way to install is through "go get", but if there is sufficient interest in binary packages, I'll have a look at making those. While I mainly use it as a l

Main way to install is through "go get", but if there is sufficient interest in binary packages, I'll have a look at making those. While I mainly use it as a library, it is also capable of standing on its own as a CLI tool, so you could use this in pretty much any context (read: not Go).