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ngo

v2.7.0

Published

Run Go commands from Node or CLI, Go env not required

Downloads

1,307

Readme

ngo NPM version js-standard-style Dependency Status Build status Build Status

Run Go commands from Node or CLI, Go env not required

Will download latest binaries locally if Go isn't already in PATH

BONUS

If you run a command and it fails with "cannot find package..." we'll try to install said package(s). YAYS. :relieved:

local install

$ npm install --save ngo

cli install

$ npm install --global ngo

usage

cli usage

$ ngo version
# go version go1.8.3 windows/amd64

# to update the `ngo` install of Go (won't update system version)
$ ngo-update
# go version go1.9.4 windows/amd64

# to set the `ngo` install of Go to a specific version (won't update system version)
$ ngo-version 1.12.0
# go version go1.12.0 windows/amd64

# to run a `go get` installed binary use this bs
$ ngo-binary golint test/fixtures/errors.go
# test\fixtures\errors.go:13:5: error var unexp should have name of the form errFoo

programmatic usage

returns promise that resolves to execa style object without the child_process goodies

const goOpts = {}
const ngo = require('ngo')(goOpts)
const golint = ngo.bin('golint')

ngo('version').then(console.log).catch(console.error)
/* {
 stdout: 'go version go1.8.3 windows/amd64',
 stderr: '',
 code: 0,
 failed: false,
 killed: false,
 signal: null,
 cmd: 'C:\\Go\\bin\\go version'
} */

golint('main.go').then(console.log).catch(console.error)

api

const ngo = require('ngo')(options)

  • Purpose: initialize ngo
  • Arguments:
    • options [Object - optional]
      • useLocal [Boolean false] - use locally downloaded Go binaries)
      • update [Boolean false] - update local install to latest
      • installDeps [Boolean true] - attempt to install missing packages
      • env [Object] - environment vars to set for the Go command
      • goRoot [String] - Go root path (ex. /usr/local/go)
      • goPath [String] - Go workspace path (ex. ~/work)
  • Returns: Function (ngo) which executes Go commands

ngo(commandArgs, options)

  • Purpose: - execute go commands
  • Arguments:
    • commandArgs [Array | String - required] - argument(s) to call with go command
    • options [Object - optional]
    • same options as child_process.spawn
    • additonal options available same as execa
  • Returns: Promise which resolves to execa styled object

ngo.bin(binary)

  • Purpose: - execute commands on binaries in the GOBIN directory
  • Arguments:
    • binary [String] - name of binary file to be executed in returned function
  • Returns: Function (identical to ngo, but runs specified binary instead of go)

ngo.env

this is a copy of ngo's process.env with the Go environment variables added to it

License

MIT © Andrew Carpenter