Powerful template for Go CLI applications with advanced config management
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Advanced config management with viper and useful config commands such as setting config values directly from CLI (like this
config set -k logs.write -v true
), reading env variables and file-based configuration (either TOML or YAML). Also, configuration is self-documented, typeconfig info
to show every config field available with description for each. -
Cache & Temp files management with
clear
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Polished CLI experience with cobra + coloredcobra to make things look pretty
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Afero filesystem for various fs utils, abstractions and in-memory fs for testing. For example, instead of
os.Remove("file")
usefilesystem.Api().Remove("file")
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Easy to use path management with
where
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Logging to file
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Icons!
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Predefined lipgloss colors
Press this shiny green button on top
Then you would probably want to rename go mod name from github.com/metafates/go-template
to something else.
To do this you could use your IDE refactor features or run just target.
just rename github.com/username/repo
This will prompt you to type a new name and will replace every occurence of the old go mod name with the new one.
Change the value of the constant Name
at app/meta.go
Change the value of the constant ConfigFormat
at config/init.go
Firstly, declare a field key name as a constant inside key/keys.go
Then put them inside config/default.go (take a predefined fields for logging as a reference)
For example
// key/keys.go
const IconType = "icon.type"
// config/default.go
{
constant.IconType, // config field key
"emoji", // default value
"What type of icons to use", // description
}
For the example above it would be viper.GetString(key.EmojiType)
. See viper for more information
Please, open an issue so I could document it