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as mentioned in #310
What problem does this solve?
Right now anyone creating a new module has to start from scratch, probably copy/pasting/chopping the guts from an existing module. This is tedious, error-prone, and not a great use of people's time.
How does it work?
The package
generator
contains generates for empty widgets (stubs). Each generator is named after the type of widget it generate, sotextwidget.go
will generate the skeleton for a new TextWidget using thetextwidget.tpl
template. Since you can't dynamically add any arguments togo generate
, the TextWidget generator needs one environment variable, called WTF_WIDGET_NAME, which will be the name of the TextWidget it generates. If the variable hasn't been set, the generator will useNewTextWidget
. As an example, on macOS the command can be run asWTF_WIDGET_NAME=MySuperAwesomeWidget go generate -run=text
, which will generate a new module based on the TextWidget generator in the foldermysuperawesomewidget