tooling

func InstallTools ¶

func InstallTools(tools []string) error

InstallTools installs tooling for the project in a local directory to avoid polluting global modules.

func SilentInstallTools ¶

func SilentInstallTools(toolList []string) error

SilentInstallTools reads the stdout and then uses a spinner to show progress. This is designed to swallow up a lot of the noise with go install commands. Originally found from: https://www.yellowduck.be/posts/reading-command-output-line-by-line/ and modified.

func SpinnerStdOut ¶

func SpinnerStdOut(
	binary string,
	cmdargs, list []string,
) error

SilentInstallTools reads the stdout and then uses a spinner to show progress. binary: name of tool to run, such as go, gofumpt, etc.

cmdargs: slice of string arguments to pass into command

list: optional list of strings that the command will iterate against.

- If no arguments, will range 1x over blank string

- If list is provided then loop will provide each invocation against it.

Example: SpinnerStdOut("go",[]string{"mod","tidy"},[]string{""})

Example: SpinnerStdOut("go",[]string{"install"},[]string{ "golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports@master","github.com/sqs/goreturns@master"}) This is designed to swallow up a lot of the noise with go install commands. Originally found from: https://www.yellowduck.be/posts/reading-command-output-line-by-line/ and modified.