HI Everyone,
I want to write an go script, to upload a folder in the github. Can anyone
please let How I can do this. Is there any resources available for this.
Please help me in this.
Eg: I have a temp folder in my local machine, I want to upload it to one of
the github repo.
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I do not. A lot depends on if you want to use optional methods which is
difficult in Go, but many have given plenty of starting ideas.
type Collection interface {
Contains(e E) bool // may be slow, requiring a scan
Iterator() ElementIterator[E]
}
type Set interface { // simply a marker
On Tue, 27 Sep 2022, at 6:57 PM, Robert Engels wrote:
> The github set issue is impossible to follow without using github.
>
> Please simply define the interfaces. The implementations will follow.
> You can have simple iterators, indexed iterators, map (key/value)
> iterators, errorable
The github set issue is impossible to follow without using github.
Please simply define the interfaces. The implementations will follow. You can
have simple iterators, indexed iterators, map (key/value) iterators, errorable
iterators, closable iterators.
You can define how to provide/adapt
I find the Gin documentation (and the examples provided by the project) to
be, ahem, lacking in important details. As you can see from the source (
https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin/blob/78dad9d77d8c2d679dedea1fbef5fc8a54372efd/gin.go#L372)
the Run() function returns an error that will tell you
Something is already running on localhost port 8080. use a different port.
On Tue, 27 Sept 2022 at 16:15, Conor O'Neill wrote:
> I am following a tutorial to great an API in Go with a framework called
> Gin.
>
> I have imported errors and created a function like so;
>
> func createBook(c
I am following a tutorial to great an API in Go with a framework called Gin.
I have imported errors and created a function like so;
func createBook(c *gin.Context) {
var newBook book
if err := c.BindJSON(); err != nil {
return
}
books = append(books, newBook)
You are right, when changing import paths, related info (go.mod contents in
this case) need to be updated as well. This was missing from my answer,
thanks for catching that.
Glad to hear that go-getting the private module works after including the
VCS extension.
On Monday, September 26, 2022
