Gopher

Gopher is a command-line tool written in Go for managing Go projects. It provides a set of features to help you build, test, and run your Go applications efficiently.

Read about the project here.

Installation

To install Gopher, you need to have Go installed on your machine. Next, run the installation:

go install github.com/theghostmac/gopher@latest

Uninstall by running:

go clean -i github.com/theghostmac/gopher

You can also install using Make by cloning the repository and running:

make install

Uninstall by running:

make uninstall

Usage

Basic Commands

• gopher init: Initializes a new Go project. It can be a web app, cli app, or a general app.
• gopher check: Checks your Go application whether it compiles.
• gopher track: Lists TODO comments located within your codebase to show you your progress.

Future Features

• gopher generate: Generates code or assets based on project-specific templates.
• gopher lint: Identifies potential code style and formatting issues.
• gopher doc: Generates documentation for your project.
• gopher test: Runs tests for your project.
• gopher run: Runs your Go application.
• gopher build: Builds your Go application.
• gopher add: Adds Go module dependencies to your project.

Command-Specific Options

For an overview of available commands and their options, run:

gopher help

Look back for more updates.