Goo is a CLI tool dedicated to scaffold a Go project of which the structure follows the community recommended standards (here). Refer below for the usage guide.

1. There are currently two variants of projects that can be scaffolded by Goo:
   • sm project dedicated for very simple use cases (eg. scripts, playground etc)
   • lg project dedicated for more complex use cases and is more in line with the community recommended standards
2. The projects are generated according to the respective templates stored with the repository. Refer to the assets directory to find the respective templates
3. Both templates come with Git initialized

1. Install this repository using the following line into your terminal

go install github.com/brayden-ooi/goo@latest

2. You can now use the CLI tool to scaffold projects
3. Use goo now along with the following flags to scaffold projects

• name (n): name of the project (required for sm)
• init (i): the url to be used for go mod init (if init is passed in, size will be implicitly set to lg, otherwise sm)
• tmp (t): custom path to store project templates (optional)

4. Example for an sm project: goo now --name=foo
5. Example for an lg project: goo now --init=github.com/foo/foo
6. This CLI tool is not supported for Windows

1. You can pass in a custom directory into the CLI using the tmp flag, provided it has both template-sm and template-lg subdirectories
2. You can fork this repository and customize the assets directory to your liking