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autoimport
A faster goimports implementation. It assumes that the files are part of a Go module and uses the information inside go.mod to find the import paths for external dependencies.
Installation
go get -u github.com/blitzprog/autoimport/...
CLI
autoimport hello.go world.go
Work in progress (currently API only, CLI is not available yet).
API
New
importer := autoimport.New("/home/user/projects/helloworld")
Creates a new importer inside the given project directory. The root directory must have a go.mod file. Otherwise it will traverse the directories going upwards until it finds a go.mod file.
Files
importer.Files([]string)
Work in progress. Automatically adds import statements to the given files.
Source
importer.Source([]byte)
Work in progress.
Style
Please take a look at the style guidelines if you'd like to make a pull request.
Sponsors
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| Cedric Fung | Scott Rayapoullé | Eduard Urbach |
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Documentation
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Types ¶
type AutoImport ¶
type AutoImport struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
AutoImport helps you automatically add imports to your source files.
type Dependency ¶
Dependency represents a single package dependency in a go.mod file.
type Package ¶
type Package struct {
Name string // Actual package name as declared by the package keyword
RealPath string // Real file path
ImportPath string // Import path used in Go source files
DirectoryName string // Base name of the directory
IsModuleRoot bool // Only root packages have go.mod files
}
Package represents a single Go package.
type PackageIndex ¶
PackageIndex is a map that maps a package name to possible import paths.
func GetPackagesInDirectory ¶ added in v0.4.0
func GetPackagesInDirectory(scanPath string, importPathPrefix string) PackageIndex
GetPackagesInDirectory returns a map of package names mapped to packages.
Source Files
Directories