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generator-create-go

v1.1.6

Published

A no frills Yeoman Generator for your next @golang app or library project.

Downloads

7

Readme

Taylor Swift Volkswagen Build Status MIT license

A Yeoman Golang Generator

We are very sorry Gophers, but other names for the generator where taken, so we choose create-go.

Featured

  • Boilerplate for apps and libraries
  • task as task runner
  • dep as dependency management tool
  • VS Code as editor support
  • EditorConfig
  • Travis
  • Boilerplate files (e.g. README, TODO)

Getting Started

First, you have to install yo, as to use any Yeoman Generator.

npm i -g generator-create-go

Create your project in the $GOPATH.

mkdir $GOPATH/src/<username>/your-new_app && cd $_
yo create-go <your_app>

you can also omit the app name, it then refers to the current directory

Have fun!

Development

We can highly recommend to consult the Yeoman Guide to write your own Yeoman Generator. Most importantly, to use the generator locally, you have to npm link the generator.

License

MIT