Small Tools to Boost Golang Development Efficiency
At the end of the year, while quickly fixing bugs in some old projects and iterating updates more frequently, I found that the old projects were not deployed with Git but still used the original FTP drag-and-drop method. Since I develop locally on a Mac, every time I need to deploy code, I have to package the updated code into a .zip and send it to operations. However, the compressed files always contain .DS_Store files, which operations have to manually delete after extraction, and I've been complained about this many times. So before sending, I always run ls -a and manually delete .DS_Store files, which is a bit annoying. Therefore, I wrote a small tool to delete .DS_Store files and improve efficiency.
Effect
Implementation Idea
The implementation is simple: traverse all directories under the target project, find .DS_Store files, and delete them.
// ... Go code unchanged ...Used filepath.Walk to traverse the specified directory and delete .DS_Store files.
Previously, I also introduced using terminal small tools for development, and here I directly integrated it in.
Run cobra-cli add:
cobra-cli add pf_cd # Add a pf_cd commandThis generates a pfCd.go file, which you then modify:
// ... Go code unchanged ...When running Run, it checks whether a directory is specified. If not, it uses the current directory. No path validation is done here; you need to modify it according to your actual situation.
After completing these, you can run:
go installInstall it locally and enjoy using it. Also, add a help introduction for the tool, and add the pf_cd command to the pf_tools help introduction, as shown below:
Finally
This is just a simple introduction. For the specific implementation, you can check the source code: