Textra is a zero-dependency, simple and fast struct tags parser library. It also has json tags for all structs, in case of JSON output.
Initially I built it for another private project, but decided to try to open source it, since it could be useful for someone. Because of that, it has some features that feel redundant, like having field type as a part of returned data
go get github.com/ravsii/textra
Basic usage:
type Tester struct {
NoTags bool
WithTag string `json:"with_tag,omitempty"`
WithTags string `json:"with_tags" sql:"with_tag"`
SqlOnly string `sql:"sql_only"`
}
func main() {
basic := textra.Extract((*Tester)(nil))
for _, field := range basic {
fmt.Println(field)
}
}
NoTags(bool):[]
WithTag(string):[json:"with_tag,omitempty"]
WithTags(string):[json:"with_tags" sql:"with_tag"]
SqlOnly(string):[sql:"sql_only"]
You can look at return types at pkg.go.dev, but basically it returns a slice of fields with its types (as strings) and a slice of Tags for each field.
Now let's apply some functions:
removed := basic.RemoveEmpty()
for _, field := range removed {
fmt.Println(field)
}
SqlOnly(*[]string):[pg:"sql_only" sql:"sql_only"]
WithTag(string):[json:"with_tag,omitempty"]
WithTags(*string):[json:"with_tags" sql:"with_tag"]
What if we care only about SQL tags?
onlySQL := removed.OnlyTag("sql")
for _, field := range onlySQL {
fmt.Println(field)
}
SqlOnly(*[]string):sql:"sql_only"
WithTags(*string):sql:"with_tag"
Only() is a bit special as it returns a Field of a different type, with Tag
rather than Tags
(=[]Tag
)
API is built like standard's time
package, where chaining function will create new values, instead of modifying them.
Although it may be redundant, it also parses types a their string representation (for easier comparison or output, if you need it)
type Types struct {
intType int
intPType *int
byteType byte
bytePType *byte
byteArrType []byte
byteArrPType []*byte
bytePArrPType *[]*byte
runeType rune
runePType *rune
stringType string
stringPType *string
booleanType bool
booleanPType *bool
mapType map[string]string
mapPType map[*string]*string
mapPImportType map[*string]*time.Time
chanType chan int
funcType func() error
funcParamsType func(arg1 int, arg2 string, arg3 map[*string]*time.Time) (int, error)
importType time.Time
pointerType *string
}
func main() {
fields := textra.Extract((*Types)(nil))
for _, field := range fields {
fmt.Println(field.Name, field.Type)
}
}
intType int
intPType *int
byteType uint8
bytePType *uint8
byteArrType []uint8
byteArrPType []*uint8
bytePArrPType *[]*uint8
runeType int32
runePType *int32
stringType string
stringPType *string
booleanType bool
booleanPType *bool
mapType map[string]string
mapPType map[*string]*string
mapPImportType map[*string]*time.Time
chanType chan
funcType func() error
funcParamsType func(int, string, map[*string]*time.Time) int, error
importType time.Time
pointerType *string
- Examples for go.dev
- ...?