Guppy

Guppy provides a collection of utility functions. At the moment, Guppy offers following utilities:

Area	Function	Purpose
Array	IsPresent	Checks whether an element is present in the array
Array	Find	Finds index of the element
Directory	ReadFiles	Read Files
Directory	ReadDirs	Read directories
Directory	MkDirAll	Create directory
Directory	IsExist	Check whether the directory exists
Directory	IsSame	Checks whether two directory paths are same
File	CreateFile	Create File
File	CopyFile	Copy file
File	MoveFile	Move File
File	isSameMetadata	Checks whether two files' metadata is same or not
File	ReadFileContent	Reads content of a file as string array

Installation

If you do not have Go installed yet, you can find installation instructions here.

To pull the most recent version of Guppy, use go get.

go get github.com/bijeshos/guppy

Then import respective packages into your project.

To avoid any potential conflicts, it is suggested to use package alias as follows:

Full Package	Suggested package alias	Stands for
github.com/bijeshos/guppy/arrayutil	gau	Guppy Array Util
github.com/bijeshos/guppy/fileutil	gfu	Guppy File Util
github.com/bijeshos/guppy/dirutil	gdu	Guppy Directory Util
github.com/bijeshos/guppy/stringutil	gsu	Guppy String Util

So, the package import statements would look like the following:

import gau "github.com/bijeshos/guppy/arrayutil"
import gfu "github.com/bijeshos/guppy/fileutil"
import gdu "github.com/bijeshos/guppy/dirutil"
import gsu "github.com/bijeshos/guppy/stringutil"

Usage

Usage details are available as part of the godoc.

In order to view godoc, follow the below steps:

• Refer documentation by running

godoc -http=:6060

• Open the following URL in a browser: http://localhost:6060/pkg/github.com/bijeshos/guppy/

• Traverse to respective sub packages

Why the name Guppy?

Initial name considered for this library was gup, which stands for Go Utility Programs. Adding a py at the end makes it easy to pronounce and remember, thanks to the cute fish that shares the same name :-)