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@clsx524/nx-go

v3.2.1

Published

Nx plugin to use Go in a Nx Workspace

Downloads

12

Readme

Go Nx plugin

First-class support of Go in a Nx workspace

GitHub release Nx version npm Downloads LICENSE Quality Gate Status

✨ Features

  • Generate Go applications and libraries in seconds within your Nx workspace
  • Execute, build, format and test projects with a customizable configuration
  • Efficient caching and dependency graph tools for Go projects
  • Use official Go commands in the background

🚀 Getting started

You need to have a stable version of Go installed on your machine. And.. you are ready!

Generate a Nx workspace with Go support

npx create-nx-workspace go-workspace --preset=@clsx524/nx-go

Add to an exisiting workspace

nx add @clsx524/nx-go

Migrate to latest version

nx migrate @clsx524/nx-go

Don't want to use a multi-module Go workspace?

The plugin configures a multi-module Go workspace by default, to simplify project management and improve the quality of the Nx graph. If you don't want to take advantage of this feature, you can use generator convert-to-one-mod after the plugin installation. Generators will automatically adapt to your configuration.

nx g @clsx524/nx-go:convert-to-one-mod

📖 Generators & executors

Generators

Executors

[!TIP] You can use nx list @clsx524/nx-go to see list capabilities.

Want to try out these capabilities quickly? Visit our playground!

🧩 Compatibility

| nx-go version | Nx version | |---------------|--------------| | 3.x | 17.x to 19.x | | 2.x | 13.x to 16.x | | 1.x | < 13.x |

This plugin is only tested on stable versions of Go, older versions does not receive support. However, you can expect a fair degree of compatibility. Please note that multi-module Go workspaces require Go 1.18 or later.

Contributors

Licensed under MIT