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Goland go modules code#
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Web Application Part 5 (Error handling and template caching)
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Goland go modules mod#
Packages in subdirectories have import paths consisting of the module path plus the path to the subdirectory.įor example, if we created a subdirectory world, we would not need to (nor want to) run go mod init there. The go mod init command wrote a go.mod file: The go.mod file only appears in the root of the module. Let's make the current directory the root of a module by using go mod init and then try go test again: The last line of the output summarizes the overall package test.īecause we are working outside $GOPATH and also outside any module, the go command knows no import path for the current directory and makes up a fake one based on the directory name: _/Users/kihyuckhong/go/myModule. Ok _/Users/kihyuckhong/go/myModule 0.016s We may also want to write a test, too, in hello_test.go:Īt this point, the directory contains a package, but NOT a module, because there is no go.mod file. First, we want to create a new, empty directory ($GOPATH/ myModule) somewhere outside $GOPATH/src, cd into that directory, and then create a new source file, hello.go:
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