tpng/gopkgs

Command gopkgs list your installed Go packages for import.

gopkgs's Issues

Missing subpackages

I am not seeing subpackages included in the gopkgs command that are seen with the go list all command.

I ran into this using VSCode and opened an issue with them (microsoft/vscode-go#521); it appears they leverage gopkgs.

I created a repo to illustrate the issue I was facing with VSCode here: https://github.com/sethgrid/vscode_autocomplete_issue

I believe that it should show a repro case for gopkgs too. When I cd into that directory, and do gopkgs | grep sethgrid, I do not see subone or subtwo. However, I do see those if I go list all | grep sethgrid.

Feature Request to add option to return package name as well

The Go extension for Visual Studio Code uses gopkgs for multiple scenarios and in one of them, it tries to deduce the package name from the import path.
This is successful most of the time, but as you know, the package name is not always the same as the directory name in the import path.

Can gopkgs be modified to return the package name along with the package import path?
May be take a flag and return both name and path if the flag is set?

Document case when it doesn't work

gopkgs does not work correctly when package directory (equal to last part of import path) is different from package name (from package clause). I think that should be documented explicitly, without requiring a reader to make a conclusion from the last paragraph of README.

Related to #3, #5.

What's the principle of operation?

Hi there, I'm trying to better understand the purpose of this command.

From the README:

It aims to provide a faster alternative to "go list all" to list available packages for import.

Are there any benchmarks comparing the performance?

Assuming it's faster, how does it achieve that, and what's the reason such an optimization could be not sent upstream into cmd/go so that go list all is equally fast?

Thanks!

ignore me

Hi,

when compiling (dev-tag NOT set) the generated file I receive an error:

assets_vfsdata.go:28:2: mustUnmarshalTextTime declared and not used

This is my assets.go which triggers the generation:

//go:generate vfsgendev -source="gitlab.com/eBeyond/tumblr-archiver/data".Assets

// +build dev

package data

import "net/http"

// Assets contains project assets.
var Assets http.FileSystem = http.Dir("assets")

Add license file

Benny, can you add a license file to your repo? Thanks!