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*gopher.nvim*
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gopher.nvim is a minimalistic plugin for Go development in Neovim written in Lua.
It's not an LSP tool, the main goal of this plugin is add go tooling support in Neovim.
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*gopher.nvim-table-of-contents*
Table of Contents
Setup....................................................|gopher.nvim-setup|
Install dependencies..............................|gopher.nvim-install-deps|
Configuration...........................................|gopher.nvim-config|
Modifty struct tags................................|gopher.nvim-struct-tags|
Auto implementation of interface methods..................|gopher.nvim-impl|
Generating unit tests boilerplate......................|gopher.nvim-gotests|
Iferr....................................................|gopher.nvim-iferr|
Generate comments.....................................|gopher.nvim-comments|
Setup `nvim-dap` for Go......................................|gopher.nvim-dap|
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*gopher.nvim-setup*
`gopher.setup`({user_config})
Setup function. This method simply merges default configs with opts table.
You can read more about configuration at |gopher.nvim-config|
Calling this function is optional, if you ok with default settings. Look |gopher.nvim.config-defaults|
Usage ~
`require("gopher").setup {}` (replace `{}` with your `config` table)
Parameters ~
{user_config} gopher.Config
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*gopher.nvim-install-deps*
`gopher.install_deps`
Gopher.nvim implements most of its features using third-party tools.
To install these tools, you can run `:GoInstallDeps` command
or call `require("gopher").install_deps()` if you want ues lua api.
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*gopher.nvim-config*
config it is the place where you can configure the plugin.
also this is optional is you're ok with default settings.
You can look at default options |gopher.nvim-config-defaults|
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*gopher.nvim-config-defaults*
`default_config`
>lua
local default_config = {
--minidoc_replace_end
-- log level, you might consider using DEBUG or TRACE for degugging the plugin
---@type number
log_level = vim.log.levels.INFO,
-- user specified paths to binaries
---@class gopher.ConfigCommand
commands = {
go = "go",
gomodifytags = "gomodifytags",
gotests = "gotests",
impl = "impl",
iferr = "iferr",
dlv = "dlv",
},
---@class gopher.ConfigGotests
gotests = {
-- gotests doesn't have template named "default" so this plugin uses "default" to set the default template
template = "default",
-- path to a directory containing custom test code templates
---@type string|nil
template_dir = nil,
-- switch table tests from using slice to map (with test name for the key)
-- works only with gotests installed from develop branch
named = false,
},
---@class gopher.ConfigGoTag
gotag = {
---@type gopher.ConfigGoTagTransform
transform = "snakecase",
},
}
<
Class ~
{gopher.Config}
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*gopher.nvim-struct-tags*
struct-tags is utilizing the `gomodifytags` tool to add or remove tags to struct fields.
Usage ~
- put your coursor on the struct
- run `:GoTagAdd json` to add json tags to struct fields
- run `:GoTagRm json` to remove json tags to struct fields
note: if you dont spesify the tag it will use `json` as default
simple example:
>go
// before
type User struct {
// ^ put your cursor here
// run `:GoTagAdd yaml`
ID int
Name string
}
// after
type User struct {
ID int `yaml:id`
Name string `yaml:name`
}
<
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*gopher.nvim-impl*
impl is utilizing the `impl` tool to generate method stubs for interfaces.
Usage ~
1. put your coursor on the struct on which you want implement the interface
and run `:GoImpl io.Reader`
which will automatically choose the reciver for the methods and
implement the `io.Reader` interface
2. same as previous but with custom receiver, so put your coursor on the struct
run `:GoImpl w io.Writer`
where `w` is the receiver and `io.Writer` is the interface
3. specift receiver, struct, and interface
there's no need to put your coursor on the struct if you specify all arguments
`:GoImpl r RequestReader io.Reader`
where `r` is the receiver, `RequestReader` is the struct and `io.Reader` is the interface
simple example:
>go
type BytesReader struct{}
// ^ put your cursor here
// run `:GoImpl b io.Reader`
// this is what you will get
func (b *BytesReader) Read(p []byte) (n int, err error) {
panic("not implemented") // TODO: Implement
}
<
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*gopher.nvim-gotests*
gotests is utilizing the `gotests` tool to generate unit tests boilerplate.
Usage ~
- generate unit test for spesisfic function/method
- to specift the function/method put your cursor on it
- run `:GoTestAdd`
- generate unit tests for all functions/methods in current file
- run `:GoTestsAll`
- generate unit tests only for exported(public) functions/methods
- run `:GoTestsExp`
you can also specify the template to use for generating the tests. see |gopher.nvim-config|
more details about templates can be found at: https://github.com/cweill/gotests
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*gopher.nvim-gotests-named*
if you prefare using named tests, you can enable it in the config.
but you would need to install `gotests@develop` because stable version doesn't support this feature.
you can do it with:
>lua
-- simply run go get in your shell:
go install github.com/cweill/gotests/...@develop
-- if you want to install it within neovim, you can use one of this:
vim.fn.jobstart("go install github.com/cweill/gotests/...@develop")
-- or if you want to use mason:
require("mason-tool-installer").setup {
ensure_installed = {
{ "gotests", version = "develop" },
}
}
<
if you choose to install `gotests` within neovim, i recommend adding it to your `build` section in your |lazy.nvim|
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*gopher.nvim-iferr*
if you're using `iferr` tool, this module provides a way to automatically insert `if err != nil` check.
Usage ~
execute `:GoIfErr` near any err variable to insert the check
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*gopher.nvim-comments*
Usage ~
Execute `:GoCmt` to generate a comment for the current function/method/struct/etc on this line.
This module provides a way to generate comments for Go code.
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*gopher.nvim-dap*
This module sets up `nvim-dap` for Go.
Usage ~
just call `require("gopher.dap").setup()`, and you're good to go.
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