Templates, and ready-to-use go lang source files - generated with dotgo.

Important: This repo is not intended to be cloned (or go get) - it will just clobber Your disk.

Just focus on what's useful to You - and better: learn how to generate :-)

Hint: Before You shame or blame me for something: I might do so myself already! So, peek here before You waste Your precious time & energy.

This repo provides it's subjects (projects) in it's immediate subdirectories:

• chan - Gain concurrency - use go-channels for piping (and more)
• pile - A concurrency-safe growing-only first-in-first-out (FIFO) cached collection of things - with a simple (single-thread) iterator
• ... more to come soon

Each directory has many subdirectories.

Most contain 'target directories' for the generation and thus become ready-to-use go packages, accessed e.g. via

  go get github.com/GoLangsam/AnyType/chan/sss/test

or

  go get github.com/GoLangsam/AnyType/chan/sss/standard/io

You'll find many *.md files - such as this one.

They may help to understand how these simple, selfcontained and ready-to-use go packages came into existence.

Hint: The sources in the packages are documented - You may use go doc.

The *.md documenation is mostly meta and may give better background for underlying desing principles and concepts.

Happy reading :-)

Mind You: Simplicity is complicated :-)

You'll find templates such as

• dot.go.tmpl - in target directories
• *.dot.go.tmpl - in subject directories
• other *.tmpl - all the way down into sub-subject directories

• Required to exist in any target directory (otherwise, dotgo would not write output; a security measure)
• Defines context for a target directory - we keep data close to results.

• Defines files (and their basename) to be generated into some target directory.

• Define further portions / subtemplates.

Hint: Especially *{{.}}*.tmpl are usually just simple go code sniplets.

They are the meat here, where the architecture are the bones.

Well, it's about go. So we have

It started as a proof-of-concept, and grows into a ready-to-use collection which directly extends the standard package, and even beyond.

Results generated from the templates - still ugly, before the pass thru gofmt.

You may ignore them, or diff them agains their *.go twin in order to see the templates and sniplets to be well formated.

Hint:

• If You like it: smile.
• If You don't: smile anyway - You'll be (a little more) happy - may be.

Mind You: the work done here is for You!.
For You - to be a Happy Gopher!

So: be a Happy Gopher!

This project is licensed under the MIT general use license. You're free to integrate, fork, and play with this code as you feel fit without consulting the author, as long as you provide proper credit to the author in your works.