Go-Generate-Project-Structure

This is my personal project structure for Go projects. It is based on the standard Go project structure, but with some additions based on my personal preferences.

Backstory

When i started new Go projects, i always had to create the same folder structure over and over again. So i decided to create a template repository, which i can use to generate a new project structure. So I created this CLI tool, which can be used to generate a new project structure based on this repository. Here My personal Go project structure.

├───cmd
└───internal
    ├───app
    ├───config
    ├───domain
    │   ├───dto
    │   ├───entities
    │   └───repositories
    ├───handlers
    ├───middleware
    ├───routes
    └───services

What's New?

• Framework Selection: The CLI tool now offers the option to choose a Go framework (Fiber, Gin, or Echo). The user can decide whether to set up a framework or not, making the selection process flexible and optional.
• Go Module Initialization: Automatically initializes a Go module (go.mod) with the project name and installs the chosen framework if specified.
• Entity Generation: Users can now generate custom entity files by specifying the entity name and attributes interactively.

Usage

To use this CLI tool, you need to have Go installed on your machine. Then you can install the CLI tool with the following command:

go install github.com/faruqii/gogenproject/v2@latest

After that, you can use the CLI tool with the following command:

gogenproject -name <project-name>

This will create a new folder with the given project name in your current directory. The folder will contain the project structure.

License

This is an open source project under the MIT license.