gookit/goutil
An extended library of Go's common functionality. Contains: number, string, slice/array, Map, struct, reflection, text, file, error, time and date, test, CLI, command run, system information, formatting, common information acquisition, etc.
Github: https://github.com/gookit/goutil
v0.6.10 change log
Full changelog v0.6.9...v0.6.10
✨ New features
- ✨ feat: testutil - adds a new child package
fakeobj
to create fake objects for testing - ✨ feat: testutil - adds a new function NewEchoServer() to start the echo server
- ✨ feat: byteutil - Buffer adds more useful methods for ease of use
- ✨ feat: dump - Special handling of custom int, uint type values, will print instructions in String format
- ✨ feat: fsutil - adds a new function to Glob() quickly list matching files
- ♻️ feat: httpreq - Refactoring the built-in HTTP client httpreq logic
👔 Update Adjustments
- 👔 up: structs - Update and support InitDefaults() for struct slice fields that are not null
- 👔 up: maputil -
SimpleMerge()
Supports deep merging of map[string]any data
Other adjustments
- ✅ test: Update some documentation and fix some unit tests
- ⬆️ dep: Update golang.org/x depends on the latest version
Some feature usage examples
dump - prints custom types
dump - special handles custom int, uint type values, and will print instructions in String format
Initialize the struct
- Support for initializing the use of environment variables
- Support initializing slice fields and nesting structs
type ExtraDefault struct {
City string `default:"some where"`
Github string `default:"${ GITHUB_ADDR }"`
}
type User struct {
Name string `default:"inhere"`
Age int `default:"300"`
Extra *ExtraDefault `default:""` // mark: need init
}
optFn := func(opt *structs.InitOptions) {
opt.ParseEnv = true
}
obj := &User{}
err := structs.InitDefaults(obj, optFn)
goutil.PanicErr(err)
dump.P(obj)
Initialization result:
&structs_test.User {
Name: string("inhere"), #len=6
Age: int(300),
Extra: &structs_test.ExtraDefault {
City: string("some where"), #len=10
Github: string("https://some .... url"), #len=21
},
},
Test with Echo Server
Use testutil.NewEchoServer()
to quickly create an HTTP echo server. Convenient for testing HTTP requests, responses, etc.
Usage examples:
var testSrvAddr string
func TestMain(m *testing.M) {
s := testutil.NewEchoServer()
defer s.Close()
testSrvAddr = "http://" + s.Listener.Addr().String()
fmt.Println("server addr:", testSrvAddr)
m.Run()
}
func TestNewEchoServer(t *testing.T) {
// can direct request the echo server
r, err := http.Post(testSrvAddr, "text/plain", strings.NewReader("hello!"))
assert.NoErr(t, err)
// binding response to the testutil.EchoReply
rr := testutil.ParseRespToReply(r)
dump.P(rr)
assert.Eq(t, "POST", rr.Method)
assert.Eq(t, "text/plain", rr.ContentType())
assert.Eq(t, "hello!", rr.Body)
}
v0.6.9 change log
Full changelog v0.6.8...v0.6.9
✨ New features
- strutil - Added
ToByteSize(),SafeByteSize()
for converting size string (eg: 5MB) to byte size - strutil has added
ParseSizeRange()
to facilitate and quickly parse string size range expressions eg:200kb~50mb
- strutil - Added new utility functions:
DatetimeNo(), RandWithTpl(), SimpleMatch()
- byteutil - Add new utility functions:
Random()
,AppendAny()
- fsutil - Add new utility functions:
ReadOrErr()
,ReadStringOrErr()
- cliutil - Add new utility functions:
Confirm()
,ReadAsBool()
- errorx - Add new utility functions
Err(), Errf()
for easy creation of error - structs -
InitDefaults()
enhanced to support nested structure pointer initialization - structs -
SetValues()
enhanced to support setting and processing structure pointer values - structs - Add
ToSMap(), TryToSMap(), TryToSMap()
to convert structure to string map - testutil/assert new assertion methods
NotContainsKey()
,NotContainsKeys()
- Reflects new utility methods
UnexportedValue()
,SetUnexportedValue()
- maputil new tool functions
HasOneKey(), CombineToMap(), TryAnyMap()
- Added utility functions
AnyToSlice(), CombineToMap()
in arrutil - jsonutil has added tool methods
IsJSON(), IsJSONFast()
to check whether it is JSON - ♻️ fsutil/finder file and directory search reconstruction, enhanced functions, more convenient to use
- timex new utility functions
NowAddSec(), IsDuration(), InRange()
- timex
ToDuration()
enhanced, support unit d, w and long unit hour, min, sec - mathutil new tool methods
InRange()
,OutRange()
,InUintRange()
- fsutil new tool method
RemoveSub()
to quickly delete subdirectories and files - maputil
GetByPath()
is enhanced to support matching paths similar totop.*.field
to get values
👔 Update adjustments
- strutil optimization
ToByteSize()
andGlobMatch()
logic - struts -
InitDefaults()
supports initializing non-zero ptr substructure fields - 💥 struts -
InitDefaults()
To initialize a substructure, the field must be marked withdefault:""
Other adjustments
- 📝 doc: README documentation updated, some subpackages added README
- ✅ test: Added and fixed some unit tests
- ⬆️ dep: update golang.org/x dependencies to latest version
Some feature usage examples
finder - find files or dir
fsutil/finder
Provides a simple and fast way to find matching files and directories.
- Built-in support Name, extension, suffix, prefix, glob, path, etc. include or exclude
- Support matching file size, modification time (ModTime) and other extended matching methods
ff := finder.NewFinder("/path/to/dir/").
// OnlyFindDir(). // default find files
UseAbsPath().
WithoutDotDir().
WithDirName("testdata").
Include(finder.HumanModTime("<10m")). // latest 10 minutes, to Now
Include(finder.HumanSize("500kb~10mb")) // limit file size
// Find() returns chan, can be for handling
for el := range f.Find() {
fmt.Println(el.Path())
}
strutil.ParseSizeRange
It is easy to parse the string size range to byte size.
opt := &strutil.ParseSizeOpt{}
mix, max, err := strutil.ParseSizeRange("1kb~1mb", opt)
goutil.PanicErr(err)
fmt.Println(min, max) // OUTPUT: 1024, 1048576
Examples of supported expression formats:
"1KB~2MB" => 1KB to 2MB
"-1KB" => <1KB
"~1MB" => <1MB
"< 1KB" => <1KB
"1KB" => >1KB
"1KB~" => >1KB
">1KB" => >1KB
"+1KB" => >1KB
timex.ParseRange()
timex.ParseRange()
It is easy to quickly parse the relative time size range or keyword into time.Time
start, end, err := ParseRange("-1h~1h", nil)
goutil.PanicErr(err)
fmt.Println(start, end)
Examples of supported expression formats:
"-5h~-1h" => 5 hours ago to 1 hour ago
"1h~5h" => 1 hour after to 5 hours after
"-1h~1h" => 1 hour ago to 1 hour after
"-1h" => 1 hour ago to feature. eq "-1h~"
"-1h~0" => 1 hour ago to now.
"< -1h" OR "~-1h" => 1 hour ago.
"> 1h" OR "1h" => 1 hour after to feature
// keyword: now, today, yesterday, tomorrow
"today" => today start to today end
"yesterday" => yesterday start to yesterday end
"tomorrow" => tomorrow start to tomorrow end
More usage
For more instructions, see Unit tests for README and related methods
Github: https://github.com/gookit/goutil
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