Overview

This package, go_cli_scripts, offers a collection of utility functions written in Go, designed to streamline various common operations such as array manipulation, asynchronous processing, directory navigation, file handling, and more. Here's a brief rundown of its capabilities:

• Array Utilities: Functions to remove elements, check for existence, filter, and convert between types.
• Asynchronous Utilities: A method to manage asynchronous tasks in batches.
• Directory Utilities: Functions to navigate and manipulate filesystem directories.
• File Utilities: A suite of functions for file copying, reading, writing, and more.
• Docker Utilities: Determine if the current environment is within a Docker container.
• Git Utilities: Facilitate operations like sparse cloning of repositories.
• GitHub Utilities: Interact with GitHub to fetch latest release information and assets.
• JSON Utilities: Assist in filtering and formatting JSON data.
• Map Utilities: Provide methods for map manipulation and conversion.
• Menu Display Utilities: Facilitate the creation of interactive menus in the terminal.
• Standard I/O Utilities: Streamline the process of capturing input and executing commands.
• String Utilities: Offer various string manipulation capabilities.
• TestNG Utilities: Assist in configuring and executing TestNG tests.
• VSCode Settings Utilities: Facilitate the retrieval and handling of VSCode settings.

This package is structured to support a wide range of applications, from simple file operations to more complex tasks like handling asynchronous processes or interacting with external APIs.

Installation

To integrate the go_cli_scripts package into your Go project, follow these steps:

1. Ensure you have Go installed on your system. You can download and install Go from the official Go website.

2. Navigate to your project directory where you want to include the go_cli_scripts package.

3. Use the go get command to fetch the package from its repository. Since this is a local package, you would typically copy it into your project's directory or reference it locally. If it were hosted, you would use a command like:

go get github.com/windmillcode/go_cli_scripts/v6/utils

4. Import the package in your Go files where you need to use its functionality:

   import (
       "github.com/windmillcode/go_cli_scripts/v6/utils"
   )

5. Once the package is imported, you can use its functions by referencing them with the utils prefix, like utils.ArrayContainsAny(...).

By following these steps, you can leverage the various utility functions provided by the go_cli_scripts package in your Go projects to enhance your applications' capabilities and streamline your development process.

Docs

array_utils.go async_utils.go cd_utils.go common_utils.go copy_utils.go docker-utils file_utils.go utils.go github_utils.go json_utils.go map_utils.go show_menu.go stdio_utils.go string_utils.go testng_utils.go vscode_settings_utils.go