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github.com/tudorhulban/golayouter
Application creates go app layout folders and files as per the specified file.
The operations in the input file are as below.
Prefix the target folder with an exclamation mark.
! path
# package <package name>
Example :
subfolder1
# package main
file1.go file2.go
file3.go
file4.go
subfolder2
The app will create all for specified files as part of the secified Go package.
Example :
subfolder1
# package main
file1.go file2.go
file3.go
# t
file4.go
subfolder2
would create for file4.go also the test file for it as file4_test.go.
Line indentation creates subfolder as per indentation and as per below example:
folder1
subfolder1
subfolder2
subsubfolder2
subfolder3
folder2
folder1
will be created with subfolder1
and subfolder2
.
subfolder2
will be parent of subsubfolder1
.
folder2
will be created in same folder as folder1
.
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