gorky
gorky - powerful & bitter utility library in golang
MIT License
gorky - powerful & bitter utility library
gorky is a library of generic utility code for golang. When the author (it's me) was creating OSS projects, I copied the code into the project many times. I felt this process was a waste of time. For this reason, I have put together a generic code as the gorky library.
Packages within gorky
| package name | description |
|---|---|
| errfmt | format the error message |
| file | check the file type and checks for the existence of files. |
| nameconv | converts string naming conventions(e.g. snake case to camel case) |
| path | extracts specified string from a file path string. This package define only those features not provided by package path/filepath. |
| str | implement string manipulations not provided by the golang standard package (strings package) |
| golden | golden file test utility |
Support OS & go version
- Linux (main target)
- Mac
- Windows
- go version 1.16 to 1.19
Contact
If you would like to send comments such as "find a bug" or "request for additional features" to the developer, please use one of the following contacts.
Contributing
First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! Contributions are not only related to development. For example, GitHub Star motivates me to develop!
LICENSE
nameconv
The nameconv project is the mixed-license.
- MIT License（casee*.go and camelcase*.go）
- Apache License Version 2.0（All codes other than the above）
The authors of the MIT license source code are pinzolo and Fatih Arslan. The code written by each author clearly states the full MIT license and Copyright.
golden
The golden project is licensed under the terms of MIT LICENSE. Original author is Sebastian Dahlgren.
others
Origin of name (gorky)
gorky was taken from Pokémon and a Russian writer (Maxim Gorky). gorky evolves by exchanging Pokémon with other people's Pokémon. Similarly, I hoped that the use of the gorky library in other codes would make them better.
In Russia, gorky is both the name of the writer and a word meaning "bitter". I thought gorky meant very well, as there will be hard times on the road to a better library.
