gorun

Builds and executes go packages

What is gorun

Helps to run your go code. It automatically sets the GoPath to the current project. Gorun compiles the go code and copies all folders to a output folder. It also can run tests.

Install gorun

go get github.com/starmanmaritn/gorun

To run gorun it is necessary to add the /bin folder of your GoPath to your Path environment variable

Simple build

To build your code via gorun you need to navigate to the base path of your current project. There should be a src, a bin and a pkg folder located. Now just enter following to your terminal to build your Project:

gorun [Path to variable]

Example for the gorun project:

gorun github.com/starmanmaritn/gorun

Execute your code

The same as before, you just neet to add -e tag to the command

gorun -e [Path to variable]

More options

• -w this tag keeps gorun watching your code and rebuilds if it changes.
• -p [Folder list] this tag copies all folders in the folder list from your src to your bin

Run your tests

to run your tests you can add the -t tag to the command

gorun -t [Path to variable]

The only other tag witch goes with the -t tag is the -b to run banchmark tests

gorun -t -b [Path to variable]

VSCode task.json

Sample from Codon-server

{
	"version": "0.1.0",

	// The command is tsc. Assumes that tsc has been installed using npm install -g typescript
	"command": "gorun",

	// The command is a shell script
	"isShellCommand": true,

	// Show the output window only if unrecognized errors occur.
	"showOutput": "silent",

	// args is the HelloWorld program to compile.
	"args": ["-w", "-e", "-p", "public views config", "github.com/starmanmartin/codon-server"],

}