A linter that handles struct tags.
Supported string casing:
camel
pascal
kebab
snake
upperSnake
goCamel
Respects Go's common initialisms (e.g. HttpResponse -> HTTPResponse).goPascal
Respects Go's common initialisms (e.g. HttpResponse -> HTTPResponse).goKebab
Respects Go's common initialisms (e.g. HttpResponse -> HTTPResponse).goSnake
Respects Go's common initialisms (e.g. HttpResponse -> HTTPResponse).header
upper
lower
Source | Camel Case | Go Camel Case |
---|---|---|
GooID | gooId | gooID |
HTTPStatusCode | httpStatusCode | httpStatusCode |
FooBAR | fooBar | fooBar |
URL | url | url |
ID | id | id |
hostIP | hostIp | hostIP |
JSON | json | json |
JSONName | jsonName | jsonName |
NameJSON | nameJson | nameJSON |
UneTête | uneTête | uneTête |
Source | Pascal Case | Go Pascal Case |
---|---|---|
GooID | GooId | GooID |
HTTPStatusCode | HttpStatusCode | HTTPStatusCode |
FooBAR | FooBar | FooBar |
URL | Url | URL |
ID | Id | ID |
hostIP | HostIp | HostIP |
JSON | Json | JSON |
JSONName | JsonName | JSONName |
NameJSON | NameJson | NameJSON |
UneTête | UneTête | UneTête |
Source | Snake Case | Upper Snake Case | Go Snake Case |
---|---|---|---|
GooID | goo_id | GOO_ID | goo_ID |
HTTPStatusCode | http_status_code | HTTP_STATUS_CODE | HTTP_status_code |
FooBAR | foo_bar | FOO_BAR | foo_bar |
URL | url | URL | URL |
ID | id | ID | ID |
hostIP | host_ip | HOST_IP | host_IP |
JSON | json | JSON | JSON |
JSONName | json_name | JSON_NAME | JSON_name |
NameJSON | name_json | NAME_JSON | name_JSON |
UneTête | une_tête | UNE_TÊTE | une_tête |
Source | Kebab Case | Go KebabCase |
---|---|---|
GooID | goo-id | goo-ID |
HTTPStatusCode | http-status-code | HTTP-status-code |
FooBAR | foo-bar | foo-bar |
URL | url | URL |
ID | id | ID |
hostIP | host-ip | host-IP |
JSON | json | JSON |
JSONName | json-name | JSON-name |
NameJSON | name-json | name-JSON |
UneTête | une-tête | une-tête |
Source | Header Case |
---|---|
GooID | Goo-Id |
HTTPStatusCode | Http-Status-Code |
FooBAR | Foo-Bar |
URL | Url |
ID | Id |
hostIP | Host-Ip |
JSON | Json |
JSONName | Json-Name |
NameJSON | Name-Json |
UneTête | Une-Tête |
// json and camel case
type Foo struct {
ID string `json:"ID"` // must be "id"
UserID string `json:"UserID"`// must be "userId"
Name string `json:"name"`
Value string `json:"val,omitempty"`// must be "value"
}
This linter is about validating tags according to rules you define. The linter also allows to fix tags according to the rules you defined.
This linter is not intended to validate the fact a tag in valid or not.
Define the rules, you want via your golangci-lint configuration file:
linters-settings:
tagliatelle:
# Checks the struct tag name case.
case:
# Defines the association between tag name and case.
# Any struct tag name can be used.
# Supported string cases:
# - `camel`
# - `pascal`
# - `kebab`
# - `snake`
# - `upperSnake`
# - `goCamel`
# - `goPascal`
# - `goKebab`
# - `goSnake`
# - `upper`
# - `lower`
# - `header`
rules:
json: camel
yaml: camel
xml: camel
toml: camel
bson: camel
avro: snake
mapstructure: kebab
env: upperSnake
envconfig: upperSnake
whatever: snake
# Defines the association between tag name and case.
# Important: the `extended-rules` overrides `rules`.
# Default: empty
extended-rules:
json:
# Supported string cases:
# - `camel`
# - `pascal`
# - `kebab`
# - `snake`
# - `upperSnake`
# - `goCamel`
# - `goPascal`
# - `goKebab`
# - `goSnake`
# - `header`
# - `lower`
# - `header`
#
# Required
case: camel
# Adds 'AMQP', 'DB', 'GID', 'RTP', 'SIP', 'TS' to initialisms,
# and removes 'LHS', 'RHS' from initialisms.
# Default: false
extra-initialisms: true
# Defines initialism additions and overrides.
# Default: empty
initialism-overrides:
DB: true # add a new initialism
LHS: false # disable a default initialism.
# ...
# Uses the struct field name to check the name of the struct tag.
# Default: false
use-field-name: true
# The field names to ignore.
# Default: []
ignored-fields:
- Bar
- Foo
# Overrides the default/root configuration.
# Default: []
overrides:
-
# The package path (uses `/` only as a separator).
# Required
pkg: foo/bar
# Default: empty or the same as the default/root configuration.
rules:
json: snake
xml: pascal
# Default: empty or the same as the default/root configuration.
extended-rules:
# same options as the base `extended-rules`.
# Default: false (WARNING: it doesn't follow the default/root configuration)
use-field-name: true
# The field names to ignore.
# Default: [] or the same as the default/root configuration.
ignored-fields:
- Bar
- Foo
# Ignore the package (takes precedence over all other configurations).
# Default: false
ignore: true
Overrides case rules for the package foo/bar
:
linters-settings:
tagliatelle:
case:
rules:
json: camel
yaml: camel
xml: camel
overrides:
- pkg: foo/bar
rules:
json: snake
xml: pascal
Ignore fields inside the package foo/bar
:
linters-settings:
tagliatelle:
case:
rules:
json: camel
yaml: camel
xml: camel
overrides:
- pkg: foo/bar
ignored-fields:
- Bar
- Foo
Ignore the package foo/bar
:
linters-settings:
tagliatelle:
case:
rules:
json: camel
yaml: camel
xml: camel
overrides:
- pkg: foo/bar
ignore: true
More information here https://golangci-lint.run/usage/linters/#tagliatelle
Not recommended.
go install github.com/ldez/tagliatelle/cmd/tagliatelle@latest
then launch it manually.
Here are the default rules for the well known and used tags, when using tagliatelle as a binary or golangci-lint linter:
json
:camel
yaml
:camel
xml
:camel
bson
:camel
avro
:snake
header
:header
env
:upperSnake
envconfig
:upperSnake
The linter is not limited to the tags used in example, you can use it to validate any tag.
You can add your own tag, for example whatever
and tells the linter you want to use kebab
.
This option is only available via golangci-lint.
linters-settings:
tagliatelle:
# Check the struck tag name case.
case:
rules:
# Any struct tag type can be used.
# Support string case: `camel`, `pascal`, `kebab`, `snake`, `goCamel`, `goPascal`, `goKebab`, `goSnake`, `upper`, `lower`
json: camel
yaml: camel
xml: camel
toml: camel
whatever: kebab
# Use the struct field name to check the name of the struct tag.
# Default: false
use-field-name: true